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Claim-check payload handoff for AI agents, queues, webhooks, and MCP tools.

At a glance

Free + paid · Source review 2026-11-04
Price & billing

Free $0 per month verified on the pricing page: up to 20 kubbis per day, 5 active kubbis at a time, 16 KB payload or 1 MB package size, and up to 3 files per kubbi. Pro and Enterprise amounts are described on the pricing page without a named currency in the text read, so no paid-tier charge fact is recorded.

Free allowance

Free $0 per month verified on the pricing page: up to 20 kubbis per day, 5 active kubbis at a time, 16 KB payload or 1 MB package size, and up to 3 files per kubbi.

Best suited to

Agent builders whose queues, webhooks, MCP tool results, or A2A messages are awkward for large or sensitive payloads.; Teams that want payloads encrypted, expiring, and burn-after-read without building background plumbing themselves.; Producers and consumers that pass multi-file bundles, such as config, CSV, and report files, through a single claim URL.

Fit is editorial guidance, not a measured result.
Platforms

Access: not separately verified. Operating systems not separately verified.

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What to know before choosing

Good fit

Agent builders whose queues, webhooks, MCP tool results, or A2A messages are awkward for large or sensitive payloads.; Teams that want payloads encrypted, expiring, and burn-after-read without building background plumbing themselves.; Producers and consumers that pass multi-file bundles, such as config, CSV, and report files, through a single claim URL.

Limits and trade-offs

Builders who want to pass payloads with no API key or code at all, since Kubbi starts with getting an API key and a client call.; Workloads above the Free plan’s 20 kubbis per day, 5 active kubbis, and 16 KB payload or 1 MB package limits.; Teams looking for a chat or messaging channel itself: Kubbi carries the payload, while the queue, webhook, MCP result, or A2A message carries the URL.

Plans and free allowances

Free $0 per month verified on the pricing page: up to 20 kubbis per day, 5 active kubbis at a time, 16 KB payload or 1 MB package size, and up to 3 files per kubbi. Pro and Enterprise amounts are described on the pricing page without a named currency in the text read, so no paid-tier charge fact is recorded.

Evidence

Official homepage ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-04), Official pricing page ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-04)

Official published documentation reviewed; not a product test

Dates: Last reviewed 2026-11-04. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.

A closer look at kubbi

Kubbi is a claim-check for agent handoffs: the producer stores a payload once and gets a claim URL, the channel carries only the URL, and the consumer claims the payload when ready. Every payload is encrypted with a time-to-live, and burn-after-read and manifest preview are server-enforced when requested.

Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.

When to choose kubbi

  • Agent builders whose queues, webhooks, MCP tool results, or A2A messages are awkward for large or sensitive payloads.
  • Teams that want payloads encrypted, expiring, and burn-after-read without building background plumbing themselves.
  • Producers and consumers that pass multi-file bundles, such as config, CSV, and report files, through a single claim URL.

When to choose something else

  • Builders who want to pass payloads with no API key or code at all, since Kubbi starts with getting an API key and a client call.
  • Workloads above the Free plan’s 20 kubbis per day, 5 active kubbis, and 16 KB payload or 1 MB package limits.
  • Teams looking for a chat or messaging channel itself: Kubbi carries the payload, while the queue, webhook, MCP result, or A2A message carries the URL.

A practical starting workflow

  1. Get an API key and send files with a time-to-live and a retrieval limit from producer code.
  2. Pass only the claim URL through the queue, webhook, MCP tool result, or A2A message.
  3. Let the consumer claim the payload when ready, with expiry and burn-after-read enforced on the server.

Check before committing

  • Free-tier limits are daily and per-kubbi limits as stated; no monthly free allowance total is asserted.
  • The pricing page states every account starts with generous free limits and Pro is for higher quotas; no Pro amount is asserted as a fact here.

Common questions

Is the free tier really free?

Yes in the pricing FAQ sense: sign up and start creating kubbis immediately with generous default quotas, with no card mentioned for the Free plan.

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What happens when I hit a free-tier limit?

Upgrade to Pro for higher limits, or wait for the rolling 24-hour window to clear.

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What does Kubbi solve?

Channels are good for control flow but awkward for payloads: size limits, sensitive data sitting in logs, and multi-file bundles that do not fit inline, so Kubbi takes the payload off the channel.

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How does burn-after-read work?

Every kubbi has a retrieval limit; hitting it makes the payload gone, enforced on the server rather than as a flag the caller must remember.

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Sources and checks

Last source review is not a date of product testing. No rating or test result is implied by inclusion. Check the current plan and terms before buying.