# Render Render is a cloud hosting platform that provides auto-scaling web services, static sites, and databases with continuous deployment from Git. - Category: Developer - Connection: API key. Paste your own Render API key once. It is stored encrypted and only your workspace uses it. - Plans: Free: Not included; MCP only ($9/mo): 2,000 calls a month; Pro: 20,000 calls a month; Max: 20,000 calls a month ## Tools - List deploys (`RENDER__LIST_DEPLOYS`): List all deployments for a specific service, including their status and deployment details. - List env vars (`RENDER__LIST_ENV_VARS`): List all environment variables for a specific service. - List key value instances (`RENDER__LIST_KEY_VALUE_INSTANCES`): List all Key Value instances in your Render account. - List log label values (`RENDER__LIST_LOG_LABEL_VALUES`): List all values for a given log label in the logs matching the provided filters. - List logs (`RENDER__LIST_LOGS`): List logs matching the provided filters. Logs are paginated by start and end timestamps. - List postgres instances (`RENDER__LIST_POSTGRES_INSTANCES`): List all Postgres database instances in your account with their configuration and status. - List services (`RENDER__LIST_SERVICES`): List all services in the current workspace. Returns a paginated list of services you have access to. - List workspace members (`RENDER__LIST_WORKSPACE_MEMBERS`): Retrieves the list of users belonging to the workspace with the provided ID. - List workspaces (`RENDER__LIST_WORKSPACES`): List all workspaces that you have access to in your Render account. - Get deploy (`RENDER__GET_DEPLOY`): Retrieve details about a specific deployment, including its status, logs, and deployment information. - Get env var (`RENDER__GET_ENV_VAR`): Retrieve a specific environment variable by key for a service. - Get key value instance (`RENDER__GET_KEY_VALUE_INSTANCE`): Get details about a specific Key Value instance. - Get postgres connection info (`RENDER__GET_POSTGRES_CONNECTION_INFO`): Retrieve connection information for a Postgres instance including host, port, database name, and credentials. - Get postgres instance (`RENDER__GET_POSTGRES_INSTANCE`): Retrieve details about a specific Postgres instance including configuration, status, and connection information. - Get service (`RENDER__GET_SERVICE`): Retrieve details about a specific service by its ID. - Get workspace (`RENDER__GET_WORKSPACE`): Retrieve details of a specific workspace by its owner ID. - Create key value instance (`RENDER__CREATE_KEY_VALUE_INSTANCE`): Create a new Key Value instance. - Create postgres instance (`RENDER__CREATE_POSTGRES_INSTANCE`): Create a new Postgres database instance with specified configuration including plan, region, and initial settings. - Create static site (`RENDER__CREATE_STATIC_SITE`): Create a new static site with specified configuration including repository, build settings, and custom domains. - Create web service (`RENDER__CREATE_WEB_SERVICE`): Create a new web service with specified configuration including repository, build settings, and environment variables. - Update env vars (`RENDER__UPDATE_ENV_VARS`): Update multiple environment variables for a service. This replaces all environment variables. - Update postgres instance (`RENDER__UPDATE_POSTGRES_INSTANCE`): Update configuration of an existing Postgres instance such as plan, auto-suspend settings, or other parameters. - Update service (`RENDER__UPDATE_SERVICE`): Update configuration of an existing web service including build commands, start commands, and environment settings. - Restart postgres instance (`RENDER__RESTART_POSTGRES_INSTANCE`): Restart a Postgres instance to reload configuration and apply any pending changes. - Restart service (`RENDER__RESTART_SERVICE`): Restart a service to reload its configuration and redeploy the latest code. - Resume postgres instance (`RENDER__RESUME_POSTGRES_INSTANCE`): Resume a suspended Postgres instance to restore it to active state. - Resume service (`RENDER__RESUME_SERVICE`): Resume a suspended service to restore it to running state. - Suspend postgres instance (`RENDER__SUSPEND_POSTGRES_INSTANCE`): Suspend a Postgres instance to stop it from consuming resources while preserving data. - Suspend service (`RENDER__SUSPEND_SERVICE`): Suspend a running service to stop it from consuming resources. The service can be resumed later. - Cancel deploy (`RENDER__CANCEL_DEPLOY`): Cancel a running deployment to stop the deployment process. - Delete env var (`RENDER__DELETE_ENV_VAR`): Delete a specific environment variable by key for a service. - Rollback deploy (`RENDER__ROLLBACK_DEPLOY`): Roll back to a previous deployment to restore the service to a previous working state. - Run sql query (`RENDER__RUN_SQL_QUERY`): Execute a SQL query on a Render PostgreSQL database. This function retrieves connection information and executes the provided SQL query. - Set env var (`RENDER__SET_ENV_VAR`): Add or update a single environment variable for a service. - Trigger deploy (`RENDER__TRIGGER_DEPLOY`): Trigger a new deployment for a service to deploy the latest code from the connected repository. ## Questions ### How do I connect Render to Krypton? Open Integrations in Krypton, find Render and choose Connect, then paste your API key. Every bot in the workspace can then use it, and you choose which bots get which apps. ### Which plan includes Render? MCP only with 2,000 calls a month, Pro and Max with 20,000. Calls are shared by every catalog app in the workspace. Past the monthly number they keep working from AI credits at $0.90 per 1,000 calls; the count resets on the 1st (UTC) and a retried call counts once. ### Can I use Render from Claude or Cursor? Yes. Connect it in your workspace, then add https://mcp.krypton.bot as a streamable HTTP MCP server with your kmcp_ workspace key. Calls count toward the same monthly number. Back to the [MCP catalog](https://krypton.bot/mcp-catalog/).