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Cheapest way to get paid: every route ranked by fee, from providers' own pricing pages, dated.
Remote server: your requests and data go to paidrouter.com. Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http paidrouter https://paidrouter.com/mcp · Claude app: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
The tools this server listed when we connected to it, in its own words.
cheapest_way_to_get_paid — Ask this before the owner invoices or accepts a payment, or when they wonder if they overpay in fees. Give the amount and how the payer can get_fees — The raw, sourced fee entries behind every answer: percent, fixed fee, caps, minimums, extras (international, instant payout, chargebacks), texplain_fees — When the owner asks why a provider took a certain amount ('why did PayPal take $35 from my $1,000?'). Give the platform, the method and the compare_send_money — When the owner wants to send US dollars abroad and asks who is cheapest. Supports USD->MXN and USD->INR today, paid by bank transfer. Returnmy_effective_rate — What the owner really pays to get paid, from their own exports, next to the published fee for the same payments and the cheapest route theirreport_observed_fee — When the owner was charged a fee and you can see it (a Stripe, PayPal or Square payment detail, a statement line), send the route, the paymewatch_routes — Tell PaidRouter which routes the owner uses (e.g. stripe_card, paypal_checkout, venmo_business, or a corridor like USD->MXN). From then on, request_route — When the owner needs a provider, method, country or corridor PaidRouter doesn't cover yet (get_fees came back empty, or compare_send_money droute_it_for_me — Ask PaidRouter to set up the cheapest route for the owner's real payments instead of just reporting it. Not live yet: this records the requeNot tested by KitScout yet. When our harness runs it, pros, cons and the tasks we tried appear here, with the date and evidence.