Can your AI agents use your marketing tech?
Official MCP servers from 1,698 marketing technology vendors, checked daily. Compare what each can do, what it costs and the alternatives.
marketing tools with an official MCP server
marketing categories covered, from SEO and video to lead data
official servers new or newly published in the last 30 days
of these servers aren't in the official MCP Registry today. We found them anyway.
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Changelog
Recent changes
New servers, sign-in changes and servers going up or down, recorded as we find them.
Marketing MCP Report Q4 2026
On 2 October 2026, 74% of official marketing MCP servers weren't in the official MCP Registry
1,212 of 1,610 vendors (75%) now host a server you sign in to with OAuth, and those are the servers the registry misses most. Where they run, how you sign in and which categories are least visible.
Read the Q4 2026 reportCumulative, by registry publish date. The last month adds listed servers with no publish date.
Categories
Browse by category
The marketing technology categories with the most vendors publishing an official MCP server.
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Use with AI
Ask your AI about your stack, in plain English
Answers come straight from the directory, so they only ever point you to official servers.
Uses get_vendor, search_vendors
Uses search_vendors
Uses get_vendor
Uses search_vendors
Uses get_vendor
These need MartechDB connected to your AI first. It's free, with no sign-in.
Connect your AIWhy MartechDB
Why not just use an MCP registry, or G2?
They answer different questions. MartechDB answers one: can your agent use this marketing tool, safely, today?
MCP directories
Smithery, Glama, PulseMCP and the official MCP Registry
Tens of thousands of servers, from every industry
Mostly community-built, mixed in with official ones
Listed when an author submits them
Review sites and landscapes
G2, Capterra and the marketing technology landscape
Reviews, pricing and categories
Nothing on whether an AI agent can use the tool
Built for people, not agents
MartechDB
Built for marketing teams using AI agents
Only servers the vendor publishes itself
Found by checking marketing tool vendors, not waiting for submissions
Sign-in type and connection settings for each server
The same data on the web, API and our own MCP server
Every listing
What every listing tells you
The questions to answer before connecting a tool to an agent.
Is it official?
Always. We list only servers the vendor publishes itself. Community-built servers aren't included.
Is it live?
Confirmed against the server itself, not a blog post or a directory listing, and checked again on a schedule.
Where does it run?
at a web address, or
as a package you run.
How do you sign in?
Self-serve sign-in, credentials issued by the vendor, an API key, or none.
For builders
Use the directory from your own agent
Everything on this site is also available as an MCP server and a JSON API, free and without an account. A vendor looks exactly the same on every one.
Claude.ai and Claude Desktop
Open Customize, then Connectors.
Click +, then Add custom connector.
Name it MartechDB, paste the address below and click Add. There's no sign-in.
The free plan allows one custom connector. On Team and Enterprise plans, an owner adds the connector first.
Claude Code
Run this in your terminal:
ChatGPT
Open Settings, then Apps, then Advanced settings.
Turn on Developer mode, then click Create.
Name it MartechDB, paste the address below and choose No authentication.
Developer mode is on Plus and Pro plans, and on Business, Enterprise and Edu if an admin allows it.
API
The same data as JSON, with no sign-in. See the OpenAPI description for every endpoint and field.
CLI
Search the directory and print the command to connect a vendor's server, from your terminal. Needs Node 18 or later. View on npm