Eric Siu discusses why ClickFlow API is going free as software pricing shifts toward zero. Meta MCP is rolling out ad automation, Ubersuggest MCP gained rapid traction, and free tools are becoming the standard to drive adoption and better content quality.
7 marketing tools for June 2026. I'll start first, Neil. Okay. Okay. Meta MCP. So Meta MCP, which is still rolling out right now, but for June it should be rolled out to everyone. I talked to someone over at Meta. It's like, should be available for everyone, but the ability to call on your ads from your agents or combine it with other data that you have and have it just execute, just saying, hey, how's this performing over here? Can you double down on this over here? That's super powerful because you don't need to log into their clunky UI. So Meta MCP, I think is going to be great for June 2026.
Ubersuggest MCP. If you haven't tried using it, it's actually growing at a really popular pace. Fastest thing that we've ever released when it comes to traction, like the usage is just skyrocketing. You can get everything you need without having to go to Ubersuggest. Is it free? I don't know. Okay. So my account is calm. So I'm assuming there should be a free version. Dude, is Ubersuggest free? No, I'm saying like my own Ubersuggest account is a free Free paid account. Yeah. So I don't know what it is.
Oh, you don't know if the MCP is free or not? Yes, but there's, I'm assuming there is a free version. Yeah. Okay. Well, number 3 on the similar vein, ClickFlow API, which is free as of tomorrow. So we're doing a free version of the ClickFlow API because we want the agents to be able to discover it. And that should help people create more high-quality content and we should be able to, they should, they can decide if they want to expand or not. But I think that, by the way, I just want to call this out real quick too. The reason why Neil has free MCP and I have free API, the reason, and I'll explain why I went with API instead of MCP is because we, at least I believe that a lot of this software is going to zero self-serve. And the fact that I talked to that person recently and their thing dropped so much, I'm just like, yeah, man, it's
