Terms

The service

swarmvia lets you share MCP servers, PostgreSQL or MySQL databases, and HTTPS APIs with agents without sharing the credential. You add an MCP server, a database, or an HTTPS origin as a source. Callers use the source's endpoint and an access key. The dashboard at swarmvia.com is the source of truth for organizations, sources, keys, and billing. Each source admits only as many in-flight queries as you allow.

The product is in early access. Self-serve paid plans exist (Starter, Team, Business). Custom plans are arranged over email. Organizations get a free request allowance to start; with a payment method on file it renews monthly. Features and limits can change.

Your account

You need an account to create sources. You are responsible for the people you invite, the keys you mint, and the origins you point at. Keep access keys secret. Rotate them if they leak.

You can delete organizations and your account from the dashboard.

What you may send through a source

Only front origins you are allowed to use. Do not use swarmvia to attack a service, to hide abuse, or to bypass someone else's limits in a way they forbid. We can suspend a source or an organization if traffic looks like abuse, or if a spend cap or unpaid invoice requires it.

Credentials and keys

Upstream credentials are encrypted at the edge. The dashboard never keeps them. Callers never receive them. That includes the OAuth tokens or API token swarmvia holds for a third-party MCP server: encrypted at the edge, never shown to you again, and deleted with the source. Access keys are yours to manage.

We are not your origin. If the origin is down or rejects a call, that is between you and the origin.

Logs

We log admits and rejects. See Privacy and the Logs docs for what an entry contains. Retention follows your plan.

Billing

Self-serve plans are billed through Stripe. Usage above the plan allowance is metered. Custom plans go through [email protected]. Cancel from Billing in the dashboard. We may suspend access if a bill goes unpaid past the grace period.

No warranties we cannot keep

The service is provided as-is. Early access means we will break things sometimes. We will try not to. This page does not promise a specific uptime number.

Liability

To the extent the law allows, swarmvia is not liable for lost profits, lost data at your origin, or damages that exceed fees you paid us in the prior twelve months. If you need a different deal, email [email protected].

Changes

We can update these terms. The current version lives at this URL. The date at the top changes when we do.

Contact

swarmvia. [email protected]. Our registered business address is available on request at this address.