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MCP clearly has demand, But monetizing it has been tricky. I figured out the easiest way to build & monetize a Paid MCP server: 1. mcp-remote package 2. Stripe agent tool kit 3. Cloudflare mcp auth 4. Helicone to track LLM usage I've made a step by step video...

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Saurabh Patelvor 1 Jahr

@stripe @Cloudflare @helicone_ai Use the to bring mcp to chatgpt, gemini, google ai studio and many more directly in Browser. Check it out: This is insane 🔥🔥

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Saïd Aitmbarekvor 1 Jahr

@stripe @Cloudflare @helicone_ai wow really cool, looking for ways to monetize mine for @microlaunchhq will have a look at AI builders club, we should launch you on Microlaunch mate

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Arindam Majumder 𝕏vor 1 Jahr

@stripe @Cloudflare @helicone_ai Interesting

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C12svor 1 Jahr

@stripe @Cloudflare @helicone_ai Pretty dope, but I'd pick @langfuse for the traces/tracking of the LLM's!

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Outcydazvor 1 Jahr

@stripe @Cloudflare @helicone_ai Dope!

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Calvin Mercervor 1 Jahr

@stripe @Cloudflare @helicone_ai My man Jason 💪 ❤️

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@stripe @Cloudflare @helicone_ai Time to turn those MCP dreams into dollar signs 💸

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achraf chehamvor 1 Jahr

@stripe @Cloudflare @helicone_ai May the crypto gods be ever in your favor 🙌

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Dharmik Jagodanavor 1 Jahr

@stripe @Cloudflare @helicone_ai I’m also adding @Imejis_io to the list. Let’s see what happens; maybe I can monetise it too.

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joshvor 1 Jahr

@stripe @Cloudflare @helicone_ai Don't forget the secret ingredient: unicorn magic! 🦄💫

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