Treg and Roster, compared.
A broad tool catalog or a direct creator data API. Choose the integration that fits the work you need to do.
One catalog. Multiple providers.
APIDirect access to creator data.
- Primary job
- Treg: Route agent tasks across multiple data and tool providers.
- Roster: Search an indexed creator directory and retrieve structured creator profiles.
- Integration
- Treg: A shared catalog and credential across supported providers; bring-your-own-key routing is also offered.
- Roster: Direct REST endpoints, an OpenAPI schema and hosted or local MCP.
- What to compare
- Treg: The specific provider and endpoint selected for your task.
- Roster: The search filters, returned fields and usable results for your brief.
- Billing model
- Treg: Advertises prepaid usage with no subscription. Billing units depend on the selected endpoint.
- Roster: Prepaid credits without a monthly subscription. Existing subscribers retain their terms. Optional auto-reload with a monthly limit.
- Agent budget
- Treg: Inspect the selected endpoint’s price and billing unit before running a workflow.
- Roster: Budget 10 credits for each search page and 1 credit for each profile read. Set a page cap.
- Campaign actions
- Treg: Availability and permissions depend on the connected provider.
- Roster: Separate brand-key scope provides Roster campaign workflows. A data key does not grant those actions.
Published by Roster · Sources reviewed October 4, 2026. Product scope, not a measured performance benchmark.
Sources: Treg product page, Roster pricing and key permissions. Verify current terms before purchasing.
A broad agent toolbox
Treg fits work that spans web research, company enrichment and creator discovery. Compare the specific creator endpoint you would use; catalog breadth alone does not establish its data coverage.
Creator data in your product
Roster fits repeated shortlist building using niche, followers, creator location and contact availability. Integrate a consistent record format through REST or MCP, with an explicit request budget.
Price the whole shortlist.
One Roster search returns up to 100 records for 10 credits. Results may be fewer or zero. Prepaid access starts at $25 for 5,000 credits, with no monthly subscription, at 60 requests/minute. Monthly plans remain available.
Start with the shortlist recipe- 1
Fix one brief
Use identical niche, follower and creator-location criteria.
- 2
Count usable records
Deduplicate IDs and measure missing fields. An email is not verified deliverability.
- 3
Compare the full bill
Include subscription minimums, prepaid credits and retries. Track unused balance separately.
Give your agent a clear budget.
Set a page cap, reuse returned records and stop when the task is complete. Roster returns stored directory records; creator location is not audience location and a read does not trigger a refresh. No speed, price or accuracy advantage is claimed without a matched test.