The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is how Claude, ChatGPT and agent stacks connect to real software. We design and build MCP servers that put your SaaS inside the conversations where work happens — with auth and rate limits done properly.
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Public packages are $49 for a technical review, $299 for a focused improvement and $999 for a basic page or workflow. Larger projects are privately scoped and quoted by email.
Which capabilities to expose, how to describe them to models, and OAuth delegation that respects user permissions.
Deployment, logging, versioning and a test harness against real assistants — plus updates as MCP evolves.

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A standardised interface that lets AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT securely use your product's features as tools, with your user's permission.
Your API is 80% of the prerequisite. The MCP server is a thin, model-friendly layer over it — what's left is tool design, auth delegation and packaging, which is exactly what we build.
Claude natively, plus the major agent frameworks, with adoption spreading across platforms through 2025–26. It's an open standard, not a single-vendor bet.
Remote for SaaS products your customers connect from their assistant's settings; local packages for developer tools. We build and document both.
Remote: they add your server URL in their assistant's connector settings and authorise via OAuth. Local: an install command. We ship the docs for both.
Only what you expose — scoping is the core of the design. Read-only tools first, writes behind confirmation, destructive actions never.
MCP servers are thin: typical hosting is a small edge deployment measured in dollars, not hundreds, per month. The build is the investment; the run-rate is noise.
It's an open standard with thousands of servers in the wild in 2026. Like any young standard it will evolve — which is why the thin-layer build keeps your update cost low.
Public packages are $49 for a technical review, $299 for a focused improvement and $999 for a basic page or workflow. Larger projects are privately scoped and quoted by email.
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