All MCP Servers — Page 434

Expedia helps users plan trips, flights, hotels, and travel itineraries. Its connector brings travel search and booking context into assistant workflows so destinations, lodging, flights, and plans can be compared from conversation.

DirectBooker helps travelers compare hotels and book directly with properties. Its connector brings hotel comparison, direct-booking context, and travel preferences into assistant workflows so users can move from research to booking more efficiently.

Booking.com helps travelers search, compare, and choose hotels, homes, and other stays. Its MCP connector brings accommodation options, filters, ratings, facilities, prices, and trip preferences into assistant workflows for faster lodging research.

BoardWise is a read-only educational MCP server for licensed professionals facing state licensing-board matters. It helps assistants find jurisdiction-specific deadlines, outline responses, and surface curated educational resources while avoiding legal-advice claims.

Audible helps users discover audiobook recommendations by genre, mood, topic, or other natural-language preferences. Its MCP connector gives assistants access to recommendation context while keeping availability and marketplace differences scoped to the user's region.

Aiwyn Tax uses Aiwyn tax-engine capabilities to estimate federal and state taxes from user-provided tax documents. Its MCP connector can help produce a 1040-oriented workflow while keeping the description focused on tax estimation rather than broad financial advice.

Adobe for creativity connects Photoshop, Lightroom, Illustrator, Firefly, Premiere, Express, InDesign, and Stock capabilities to AI-assisted creative work. Users can create, edit, and refine photos, design assets, and video projects through natural language while keeping work tied to an Adobe account.

Hugging Face connects assistants to the Hugging Face Hub and thousands of Gradio apps. Its connector brings model, dataset, Space, and app context into AI workflows for discovery, experimentation, and machine-learning research.

Lusha helps teams find and enrich B2B contacts and companies. Its connector gives assistants sales-intelligence context for prospecting, account research, and go-to-market workflows.

Goodnotes helps turn AI insights into documents and notes. Its connector brings note-taking and document context into assistant workflows so users can capture ideas, organize outputs, and move from analysis to written artifacts.

AllTrails helps people discover hikes, walks, and outdoor routes using curated trail information, community reviews, photos, ratings, and trip-planning context. Its MCP connector brings that outdoor discovery context into assistant workflows for comparing nearby routes and choosing an adventure before heading out.

Malwarebytes helps check links, phone numbers, and emails for scams. Its connector gives assistants security-screening context for evaluating suspicious messages, URLs, and contact details.

Kindora Funder Discovery helps organizations find funders aligned with their causes. Its connector brings fundraising and grantmaker context into assistant workflows for prospect research and funding strategy.

GoDaddy helps users search domains and check availability. Its connector gives assistants domain-discovery context so naming ideas, availability checks, and domain decisions can be explored conversationally.

Trivago helps users search hotels and accommodations by coordinates, cities, countries, dates, and travel context. Its connector gives assistants lodging-search context for finding suitable stays near destinations or points of interest.

Granted helps users discover grant opportunities. Its connector brings grant-search context into assistant workflows so users can explore funding options, compare opportunities, and plan applications from natural-language prompts.

Courtroom5 provides jurisdiction-aware civil legal guidance for self-represented litigants across U.S. states. Its connector supports case intake, procedural deadline calculations, and next-step guidance while keeping outputs framed as informational support rather than legal advice.

Clarity AI helps investment and compliance teams simulate fund classifications under the proposed SFDR 2.0 framework. Its MCP connector searches funds and applies Clarity AI regulatory data and modelling to support ESG and transition-planning workflows.

Crypto.com provides real-time cryptocurrency price quotes, order books, conversions, candlestick charts, and token-market information. Its connector gives assistants market context for crypto research, comparisons, and trading-oriented questions.

Twilio provides APIs for voice, email, SMS, RCS, identity, customer data, contact center, and conversational AI workflows. Its connector surfaces specs and code patterns so assistants can support communications and customer-engagement development.

GraphOS MCP Tools, now called GraphOS MCP Server, connects assistants to Apollo documentation and graph-building tools. Documentation tools can be used without authentication. Tools that access your graph require a GraphOS API key in the x-api-key header. This is not an OAuth connector; see the official setup examples before using account-specific tools.

Everlaw supports legal teams working with litigation databases, discovery records, and case materials. Its connector brings Everlaw search and exploration context into assistant workflows for reviewing evidence, finding documents, and understanding case data.

HubSpot is a customer platform for CRM, marketing, sales, service, and operations teams. Its MCP server connects assistants to HubSpot CRM records. The general-purpose endpoint requires a HubSpot MCP auth app and OAuth with PKCE; configure the client credentials and redirect URL as described in the official documentation.

Base44 is an AI app-building platform where full applications are created and edited from natural-language descriptions. Its remote MCP server lets assistants create and manage Base44 apps, backend logic, and data without leaving the conversation.

Tango provides competitive intelligence for U.S. federal procurement. Its remote MCP server gives assistants structured, language-model-friendly access to government contracting data so procurement teams can research opportunities, agencies, and competitors.

Synapse.org is a collaborative research platform for scientific datasets and projects. Its remote MCP server lets assistants search genomics, imaging, clinical, and disease research data, navigate project hierarchies, and inspect metadata and provenance.

Sybill is a revenue intelligence platform that unifies call transcripts, summaries, MEDDIC scores, emails, and CRM records. Its remote MCP server lets assistants prepare for meetings, surface action items, identify deal risk, and analyze pipeline patterns.

Stytch is an authentication and identity platform for applications. Its remote MCP server lets assistants manage project configuration such as redirect URLs and email templates, bringing common workspace administration tasks into development workflows.

PlayMCP is a catalog and connection layer for MCP servers, including Kakao services. Its hosted remote MCP connector lets users add services registered in PlayMCP to an assistant toolbox and use their tools through one connection.

Plaid connects applications to financial accounts and transaction data. Its remote MCP server gives developers access to Plaid Link conversion insights, usage metrics, and Item diagnostics so integrations can be monitored, debugged, and optimized conversationally.