Spottable Marketplace MCP

npx add-mcp 'https://api.spottableapp.com/v1/mcp'

Choose where you want to use Spottable.

Connect once, then start a Marketplace search from your assistant.

About 3 minutes · Paste the Spottable address in developer mode

https://api.spottableapp.com/v1/mcp

1. In ChatGPT on the web, turn on developer mode.
2. Go to Settings, then Apps, then Create.
3. Paste the Spottable address, scan the tools, and sign in. Check ChatGPT plan availability

What to ask after connecting

Include the item, budget, and location. Ask for a comparison when you want the assistant to open several listings.

Find Herman Miller Aeron chairs under $600 within 50 km of Sydney. Show the newest listings first.

Search for a 250cc dual-sport under $3,000 near Denver, then compare the three strongest listings.

Open this Marketplace listing, check the photos and details, and tell me what I should ask before meeting the seller.

Find recently listed Mac minis within 30 km, then flag the ones with enough detail for a price comparison.

You are always in control.

Spottable searches Marketplace, opens listings and analyzes promising finds. It cannot message sellers, buy anything, or touch your Facebook account. Disconnect any assistant from your dashboard whenever you want.

Included with Pro and Max.

Pro is $14.99/month with 250 credits, Max is$28.99 with 500. Searches, listing lookups and fresh AI analyses cost 1 credit each. Matching previous analyses are free. Credits are shared with the rest of Spottable, extra packs are available, and your connection stays put if you run out.

Questions people ask before connecting.

What is MCP?

MCP is the standard that lets an AI assistant use an outside service. You connect Spottable once, sign in, and then ask for Marketplace listings in plain English.

Which assistants work with Spottable?

ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode have guided setup on this page. Other assistants work when they support remote MCP connections and OAuth. Pi can connect through an MCP extension because MCP is not built into Pi itself.

Do I need to give Spottable my Facebook login?

No. You never hand over your Facebook password or connect your Facebook account. You sign in to Spottable, and Spottable does the looking.

What can it do?

It searches Marketplace, opens listings to read the details and photos, and can analyze the price, condition and red flags before you contact the seller.

How do Spottable credits work?

Assistant tools use the same credit balance as the rest of Spottable. A search or listing lookup uses 1 credit. A fresh AI analysis uses 1 credit, while a matching previous analysis is free. Every response tells you what it used and what is left.

What happens if I run out of credits?

Your assistant stays connected and Spottable tells you the balance is empty with a link to buy more. Paid plans also refresh their monthly credits.

What happens if I downgrade?

The connection stays in place. Marketplace searches pause until Pro or Max access returns, and your assistant explains how to restore it. Nothing needs to be set up a second time.

Can I disconnect an assistant?

Yes. Every connected assistant is listed in your Spottable dashboard with the date it was connected and last used, and you can remove any of them instantly.

Are there any usage limits?

There is a fair-use ceiling of 100 searches and 200 combined listing lookups, photo requests or analyses per hour.

I want messages sent automatically. What should I use?

Something else. Spottable is read-only and will never message a seller for you. Tools built for that include FB Auto Reply AI, Nerdy Panda and GetReplyNow. None of them are ours or affiliated with Spottable, and automating Facebook messages can run against Facebook's own rules, so read those before switching anything on.

Is Spottable affiliated with Facebook?

No. Spottable is an independent product built by a team of two in Sydney. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Facebook or Meta.