AgentGrown Partner Offer
The SEO MCP server for developers building with coding agents. One MCP server gives Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or any MCP client your Google Search Console and GA4 data plus Google keyword demand, and the Startups program covers six months of usage free.
Quick answer
AgentGrown offers eligible startups up to $300 in value, with no equity required. An application is required, and it is open to startups worldwide (pre-seed – series a).
Available programs
$300 in credit (6 months free)
AgentGrown Startups Program
$300 in AgentGrown credit, about six months of typical daily agent use at roughly $50 a month, valid for six months from the grant. Sign in with Google to sync Search Console and GA4, then let your coding agent query your own traffic and Google keyword demand to decide what to build and fix, and check whether changes worked.
- $300 in usage-based AgentGrown credit, valid for 6 months after it's granted
- Search Console and GA4 synced to your coding agent through a single MCP server
- Google keyword volume and ideas your agent can query while it builds
- Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and any MCP client
- Applications reviewed by hand, usually within 2 business days
Best for
Do you qualify for AgentGrown?
You likely qualify if
- Your company was founded within the last 5 years
- You have raised under $10M in total, or are bootstrapped
- You own a live production website and are growing it through search
- You are new to AgentGrown
You won't qualify if
- Your account has already bought more than $100 of AgentGrown credit
- Your company has already applied
- You don't have a live website of your own yet
How to apply for AgentGrown
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Confirm eligibility
Your company was founded within the last 5 years, has raised under $10M in total (bootstrapped teams welcome), and runs a live production website you own and are growing through search. The program is for new AgentGrown customers, one application per company.
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Start the application
Go to agentgrown.com/startups and click Apply for 6 months free, then sign in with Google, which creates your AgentGrown account.
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Fill in the short application
It takes about five minutes: company, funding stage, LinkedIn, current traffic, and your SEO plans.
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Get a decision
Applications are reviewed by hand, usually within 2 business days. On approval, $300 in credit is added to your balance and you get an email. The credit expires 6 months after it's granted.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does AgentGrown give startups?
AgentGrown provides eligible startups with up to $300 in value across its programs.
Does AgentGrown take equity from startups?
No. AgentGrown's partner offer for startups are non-dilutive — you do not give up any equity to receive them.
Who qualifies for AgentGrown?
Eligible startups generally must meet criteria such as: Founded within the last 5 years and raised under $10M in total (bootstrapped teams welcome); A live production website you own and are growing through search; New AgentGrown customers only (accounts that have bought more than $100 of credit aren't eligible), one application per company.
Is AgentGrown free for startups?
Applying is free. AgentGrown provides up to $300 in value with no equity required.
How do I apply for AgentGrown?
1) Confirm eligibility, 2) Start the application, 3) Fill in the short application, 4) Get a decision. Full steps are on this page.
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