Sitechecker MCP server
Yes. Sitechecker publishes an official MCP server at https://mcp.sitechecker.pro/mcp. It's hosted. We last checked it on 6 Nov 2026.
Official: documented on Sitechecker's own site, at docs.sitechecker.pro. Checked 6 Nov 2026. Maintained by Stuart Brameld.
Key facts
As of 6 Nov 2026, Sitechecker's official MCP server scores 65/100 (provisional) on MartechDB's Agent Readiness Index (v1.1). It answered 8 of our 8 checks in the last 90 days.
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Sitechecker MCP server review
65/100
Sitechecker's Sitechecker MCP scores 65/100 on MartechDB's Agent Readiness Index: easy to connect an AI agent to, with a few gaps.
The good
Hosted by Sitechecker: connect by URL, with nothing to install
Documented, with what it can do known
Answered 100% of our checks in the last 90 days
The bad
Nothing we've found.
Not checked yet: how you sign in; what agent access costs. Anything not checked scores nothing.
Official MCP server
Sitechecker MCP
- Address
- https://mcp.sitechecker.pro/mcp
- Runs
- Hosted
- Sign-in
- Vendor docs
- Official MCP Registry
- Not listed
- How we know it's official
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- Documented on Sitechecker's own site, at docs.sitechecker.pro.
- Documentation
- docs.sitechecker.pro/mcp/introduction/
- Tools
- Not known by name. It needs sign-in before it lists them, but Sitechecker's documentation says what it can do.
- First seen
- 29 Oct 2026
- Last checked
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Reachable ·
31 Oct 2026: reachable1 Nov 2026: reachable2 Nov 2026: reachable3 Nov 2026: reachable4 Nov 2026: reachable5 Nov 2026: reachable6 Nov 2026: reachable
- Uptime
- 100% · 8 of 8 checks reachable since 30 Oct 2026
What Sitechecker MCP can do
The server needs sign-in before it lists its tools, and Sitechecker's documentation doesn't name them, so this is what it says the server can do (read 6 Nov 2026). It may be out of date.
- Account access, project lists and IDs, and overview metrics across your projects.
- Page-segment lists, definitions, and grouping rules.
- Crawl summaries, technical issues, affected pages, page details, and changes since the previous crawl.
- Technical and content changes across the site or on individual pages, with change history and details.
- Site and page traffic, sessions, engagement, key events, and performance trends.
- Tracked keyword rankings and visibility, keyword groups, ranking pages, competitors, SERP snapshots, and outreach opportunities.
- AI Overview coverage for tracked keywords, brand mentions, citations, citation positions, trends, and individual AI Overview answers.
- GA4 referral traffic from AI chats, channel comparisons, individual chat sources, landing pages, and traffic trends.
- Brand visibility and citation share for tracked prompts, competitor comparisons, AI responses, cited domains and pages, and historical trends.
Connect your AI to Sitechecker
Add the official Sitechecker MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT or your editor.
Connect Sitechecker MCP to Claude
Claude.ai and Claude Desktop
Open Customize, then Connectors.
Click +, then Add custom connector.
Name it Sitechecker, paste the address below and click Add.
Connect Sitechecker MCP to ChatGPT
Open Settings, then Apps, then Advanced settings.
Turn on Developer mode, then click Create.
Name it Sitechecker and paste the address below.
ChatGPT usually only connects to servers with self-serve sign-in or none.
Connect Sitechecker MCP to Cursor
Opens Cursor if it's installed. If nothing happens, use the JSON below.
Connect Sitechecker MCP to VS Code
Opens VS Code if it's installed. Otherwise add the JSON settings from the Cursor tab to your .vscode/mcp.json.
Sitechecker MCP server questions
Does Sitechecker have an official MCP server?
Yes. Sitechecker publishes its MCP server itself. Sitechecker's own documentation describes it. MartechDB only lists servers a vendor publishes, never community copies.
What is the Sitechecker MCP server URL?
The address is https://mcp.sitechecker.pro/mcp.
How do I connect Sitechecker MCP to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor?
In Claude, add https://mcp.sitechecker.pro/mcp as a custom connector (Customize, Connectors, Add custom connector). In Cursor, use the Add to Cursor link on MartechDB's page, or paste the JSON settings into your mcp.json. In Claude Code, run: claude mcp add --transport http sitechecker https://mcp.sitechecker.pro/mcp
Is the Sitechecker MCP server in the official MCP Registry?
No. Sitechecker hasn't published it to the official MCP Registry.
Is the Sitechecker MCP server working?
Yes. It answered our most recent check. We last checked it on 6 Nov 2026.
What are the alternatives to Sitechecker's MCP server?
In SEO, the most agent-friendly alternatives with an official MCP server are DataForSEO (100/100), Sitebulb (100/100), Seolyze (97/100), Rebrandly (95/100) and SE Ranking (94/100). Sitechecker scores 65/100 on the same index.
Alternatives to Sitechecker's MCP server
Vendors in SEO with an official MCP server, the most agent-friendly first. Sitechecker scores 65/100.
DataForSEO
dataforseo.com
Sitebulb
sitebulb.com
Seolyze
seolyze.com
Rebrandly
rebrandly.com
SE Ranking
seranking.com
Change history
What we've seen change for Sitechecker, newest first.
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Use with AI
Connect your AI to MartechDB
Then ask it about Sitechecker, or any of the 1,723 marketing tools with an official MCP server. Free, no sign-in.
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
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