What customers say about GetMCP

The fact that you can launch this right from Wordpress is actually pretty amazing, though you will have to make sure that your security allows the connection. But getting installed is super quick and there definitely are some things that I will have to brush up on and could help some guidance on but overall, this experience of setting up an MCP server is 10 times easier than my path of learning how to do so manually. Great tool for agencies that want to add another offer to their stack, or anyone that really wants to integrate their stack with their AI, or anyone that wants to really dig into the power of MCP's and how they are part of the shift in the new economy and infrastructure they are setting up for how AI will engage with data, online resources, and services via the agentic economy. MCP's are the gateway to give AI the tools to use your data and even, more and more, for the future of the agentic economy of gas fee and tokenized services.

I recently purchased GetMCP, and I’m really impressed! This application makes it super easy to create MCP servers for APIs, even if you’re not a tech wiz. I have many applications that have API access, and not MCP. This just brought them to life. I imported my endpoints in JSON format, made some adjustments and now my AI agent can access data that it could not before. I have been looking for this type of integration for a while. I created a mcp server to access api endpoints to a database I manage. I also created a mcp server to connect to my google sheets that I have api endpoints for. I am using the WordPress integration, and the stand alone application. Both work equally well. Overall, I highly recommend GetMCP.com! It’s a fantastic tool. Keep it up!

I'll be honest, I didn't think our team would ever get to where somebody could hang up a sales call and not have to go touch the CRM after, but here we are. We used GetMCP to connect Claude to our financial planning software and our CRM for our fiduciary practice and it's changed how our day to day runs. Our producers and processors, the people actually doing the work inside the company, just talk to Claude in the chat and it organizes their tasks, keeps their work straight and gets things done. Sales calls get transcribed and everything gets organized and updated right from the chat, nobody is retyping notes into three different places anymore. It is working fabulously and our clients are beyond impressed with it. If you're in financial services and still moving information from one system to the other by hand, get... Get MCP.

I’ve been using FlowMattic, and it’s a solid automation platform. Now, with GetMCP, I can build full-stack AI workflows and connect SaaS platforms with APIs to AI agents seamlessly. Both FlowMattic and GetMCP are incredibly powerful, reliable, and easy to use. They make automation and AI integration far more accessible, opening up countless possibilities for businesses and creators. The founder is trustworthy, highly responsive, and genuinely committed to supporting users and improving the products. Thank you M Yawalkar and the Team for creating such outstanding products, keep up the excellent work! I highly recommend both FlowMattic and GetMCP. Cheers!

I just updated to GetMCP 1.6.0, and the new MCP Gateway alone was worth the upgrade. Instead of adding every single server URL to Claude and Cursor individually, I now have one endpoint that exposes all my tools at once. Build a new server next month and it just shows up - no more copy-pasting connector settings. The database connector is a huge win too. I pointed it at a PostgreSQL instance and within minutes I could ask Claude to list tables, describe schemas, and run queries. It starts in read-only mode at the database session level, and write tools come switched off, so I actually feel safe experimenting with it. Quick Connect is another nice touch - adding a server to Cursor is literally one click after it checks that everything will actually work. And the expanded WordPress template finally lets me update existing posts, which is exactly what I needed. Overall, 1.6.0 removes a ton of friction without making me nervous about what the AI might accidentally do. Highly recommend it if you're managing more than a couple MCP servers.

GetMCP turns the tedious part of connecting API super easy especially for legacy APIs and those tools that the developers have no plan of releasing their own MCP servers. It really opens up lots of possibilities that I previously won't spend time digging into. It got even more awesome releasing a standalone version after listening to the users feedback! I believe the tool will be improved further as I'm following the changelog closely. I have the same level of trust in the team behind FlowMattic, which I own the LTD as well.

I initially signed up for a free account to prove that my goal was possible. Instantly, you feel the quality of the Wordpress plugin, which was no surprise from this team. I went on to build an MCP into the ServerAvatar management platform, using curl for a few API endpoints. I used Claude to help me with the first couple of definitions for GetMCP, since there are many options. Once I got the hang of it, I quickly created 10 tools that will make a big difference in supporting my infrastructure. So have purchased the Agency plan and have started two further projects on the same server: Cloudflare & Virusdie. Massive recommendation for the quality & usefulness of the product.

I've been following the roadmap closely since — including filing a feature request for MQTT/IoT source support. The pace of shipping since then has genuinely impressed me, and 1.4.0 in particular opens up some real possibilities for my setup. What changed for me with 1.4.0: The standalone PHP app (no WordPress required) is the bigger deal than it might look at first glance. I run a small fleet of self-hosted Raspberry Pi services — a web server, a NAS, and an AI/Docker workstation — and until this release, running GetMCP meant standing up or dedicating a WordPress instance somewhere. Now it's a single curl | bash install on any PHP 8.3 host, SQLite by default, no separate database to configure. That means I can put GetMCP directly on my own network alongside the hardware it'll eventually talk to, rather than routing everything through a public WordPress site. For anyone running a homelab, that's the difference between "yet another WordPress site to maintain" and "a lightweight tool that lives where my stuff already lives." The second piece — being able to manage the whole thing conversationally through Claude/Cursor/VS Code, including building new tools just by pasting a cURL command — is the part I'm most looking forward to using. My plan is to put a small REST wrapper in front of my Raspberry Pi services (starting with the web server and NAS) and then build the corresponding GetMCP tools by describing them in plain language instead of manually mapping every field in the dashboard. Between the AI-assisted builder and the connection-variable handling for things like per-service auth, that last step looks like it'll be considerably faster than it would have been in 1.0.

I think most people aren't really aware of what the purpose of an intermediary layer like this is. Of course AI agents can connect to APIs directly, especially if they're well documented and queryable. However, not all APIs are like that not to mention, sometimes you don't want to have to give away the authentication behind it but still make things available to the client. My big thing, though, is originally this was a WordPress plugin. I bought it despite this fact because of the potential. Then, a few days later, they took away my biggest gripe WordPress. The WP dependency never made any sense and was a black eye on the service, but now that it's self hosted, it makes it much more versatile and valuable. The team listens.

Picked up GetMCP on RocketHub as an early backer. The idea is simple and, for me, the right one: point it at an API and get an MCP server out the other side, instead of hand-writing tool definitions and the plumbing around them every time. That is exactly the kind of glue work I would rather not own myself. The main reason I backed it without hesitation is the team. It comes from the same people behind FlowMattic, which I have been running on client sites for years. That one has been updated consistently, support answers, and it has not let me down, so I trust they will treat GetMCP the same way.

It was tedious working on workflows that involved updating combining AI generated content from various tools. With GetMCP, I connected our data management app to Claude and OpenAI just once, rather than setting up separate API connections for each use case. Then the AI tools know how to update their generations to the management app for me! The OpenAPI import worked in one step. The Response Mapping feature was also useful for filtering upstream responses and selecting only the information I needed. I then created a more specialized MCP server that combines and modifies results from several connected apps. It also made it easier for my team to use the bundled MCP services through the AI tools they already prefer. It takes some thought to set up the mappings and workflows, but it has been a practical way to reduce repetitive integration work.

I went with the Tier 1 and I have zero regrets. The biggest strength is speed: if you have an API (even an existing one), GetMCP lets you turn it into an MCP server extremely fast, without coding from scratch. You import, you configure, and you're already connected to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code… It's exactly the kind of time saver you hope for, and here it's real. I also had access to the standalone app, which is a genuine plus for managing and testing things. And the core idea — exposing your API to AI clients without a full rebuild — is really clever and saves a huge amount of time on integration projects. For the price of the Tier 1, the value for money is excellent. If you work with APIs and AI tools, go for it.

This one was a no brainer for me the team behind this one is one I trust and have built 1000s of intergrations using, to see a way to practically turn any API including those i write myself in to an MCP was always going to be purchased. AI and MCP are here to stay, and while new tools are released all the time, sometimes you need your own way to interact with them while they build an MCP. I think where this one comes into its own for me is for the stuff I develop myself; I don't need to build the MCP GetMCP does that for me.

I have not deployed GetMCP in production yet, so this is a review of the buying experience, and it is the reason I bought Tier 4. Before purchasing I sent the team 32 questions on licensing, multi-tenancy, OAuth, data handling, scale and updates. They answered every one of them publicly on this page, including six honest "not yet" answers: no per-client roles inside one installation, no admin white label at the moment, no in-place re-sync of an imported spec, no DPA template, and a load test that is really a smoke test. That kind of transparency is rare on LTD deals and it let me design around the gaps instead of discovering them later. The standalone Laravel build is days old, so plan for one installation per client and MySQL rather than SQLite. I will update this review once my first installation is running.

GetMCP gave our legacy helpdesk an MCP layer, and it's been a gamechanger for productivity, especially for our supervisors. As we move into the AI era, every new tool and SaaS product is baking MCP in, but there are still a lot of legacy apps and scripts running on plain APIs. Our helpdesk was one of them: decent REST API, no native MCP server, so our AI agents couldn't touch it. Since adding GetMCP, our whole team can now run the helpdesk from any chatbox through an AI agent, from anywhere in the world. If you've got a platform with an API but no MCP, grab this deal ASAP.