MartechDB vs integrations.sh
integrations.sh maps every integration surface for every industry. MartechDB goes deep on martech MCP servers.
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What integrations.sh is
integrations.sh is an open-source (MIT) registry of integration surfaces: APIs, MCP servers, GraphQL endpoints and CLIs for thousands of services, grouped by domain and mapped to the credentials each one needs. Its data comes from public sources such as APIs.guru and the Claude and OpenAI connector directories, plus hand-curated additions, and each fact is tagged as detected from a signal the service publishes or read from its docs. It has a JSON API, an MCP server and an agent skill. You can add a service on the site or by pull request.
MartechDB lists only the official MCP servers that martech vendors publish themselves: 1,552 vendors and 1,662 servers as of today. The data is free on the web, in a JSON API and through our own MCP server, and vendors can't pay to be listed.
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Side by side
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| What it covers | APIs, MCP servers, GraphQL and CLIs for thousands of domains | Official MCP servers for martech vendors: 1,552 vendors and 1,662 servers |
| Official servers only | Not stated | Yes. Only servers the vendor publishes itself |
| Martech focus | No. Every industry | Yes. Martech only, grouped into marketing categories |
| How listings are checked | Facts tagged as detected from the service or read from its docs | Each server confirmed as the vendor's own before it is listed, then rechecked on a schedule to see it is still there |
| Machine access | Web, JSON API, MCP server and an agent skill | Web, JSON API (/api/v1) and an MCP server (/mcp). CLI coming soon |
| How listings get in | Public sources, hand curation, and submissions or pull requests | We find them, starting from 10,000+ martech vendors. No submissions |
| Business model | Open source (MIT) | Free. No paid placement |
Details about integrations.sh were checked against public sources, including its own website, in October 2026.
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Which to use
When to use integrations.sh
You need APIs, GraphQL and CLIs as well as MCP servers.
You work across industries, not only marketing.
You want open data you can contribute to.
When to use MartechDB
You want every martech vendor checked for an official MCP server.
You want marketing categories and plain-English sign-in details.
You want only servers the vendor publishes itself.
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Questions
Can I use both?
Yes. They're complementary: integrations.sh is broad, MartechDB is deep on martech.
Can my agent query MartechDB?
Yes. Use the JSON API at /api/v1 or connect the MCP server at /mcp.
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MartechDB is not affiliated with integrations.sh. Names are used only to identify the products compared.