Base44 Superagents Can Use Managed Connectors
Base44Base44 Superagents can now activate Base44-managed connectors and call paid integrations after the user approves them. This lets agents reach external services without users wiring up their own credentials.
Key Takeaways
- Superagents can now activate Base44-managed connectors.
- Paid integrations can be called only after approval.
- Users no longer need to supply their own credentials for managed services.
- The approval step keeps third-party spending under user control.
- The change widens what Superagents can do on external services.
- It was announced in the product changelog on 2026-09-28.
Managed connectors for Superagents
Base44 let its Superagents activate Base44-managed connectors. A Superagent can now turn on a connector that Base44 itself manages and use it to call external services, instead of relying only on connections the user set up manually.
Paid integrations with approval
Some of these connectors call paid integrations. Base44 requires approval before a Superagent uses them, so spending on third-party services stays under the user's control.
Why it matters
Connectors are what turn an agent from a code generator into something that can act on real services. Managed connectors lower the setup effort, while the approval step keeps costs predictable.