About MCP Tool

What MCP Tool does

You bring an API, a website or an existing MCP server, plus the tasks your customers need to complete. We define the tool scope, implement access controls, test the integration and prepare deployment and submission materials. You receive the server code, documentation and a handover.

Our MCP server development package covers a new integration. The Listing Sprint prepares an existing server for directory review. Care provides hosting, monitoring and ongoing maintenance; MCP Events development is quoted separately.

What makes MCP Tool different

These are specific parts of the offer you can check before committing:

• Published scope and pricing. Build costs $4,900 for up to eight tools against one API or website, with a ten-business-day delivery window. Review the included work and exclusions.
• A smaller route for an existing server. Listing Sprint costs $1,900, with a five-business-day delivery window. See the submission preparation scope.
• Code ownership. The delivered code belongs to you on full payment. Hosting can run on your infrastructure or our server in Germany. See our terms.
• Public work to inspect. Our own WebMCP Tool connection guide and MCP endpoint let you examine a real product integration.
• A named person responsible. Gorden handles scoping, implementation, testing and handover. Care costs $390 per month and includes up to two hours of changes; see maintenance details.

Anthropic and OpenAI decide directory acceptance. Submission preparation does not guarantee approval.

Who MCP Tool is built for

The service is designed around three concrete starting points:

• SaaS teams with an API: turn selected product actions into tools that a connected assistant can discover and use.
• Website owners with a repeatable service workflow: expose a narrow task such as checking availability or preparing a request, with explicit permission for actions that change data.
• Teams with an existing MCP server: review authentication, tool definitions, testing and documentation before directory submission.

These describe who the packages are designed for. Our public references are our own products: WebMCP Tool and Agent Tracking.

The people behind MCP Tool

Gorden Wübbe is the founder of geo-tool.com and co-founder of famefact. His work connects AI search visibility with usable product integrations: after an assistant finds a service, a customer still needs a way to act on it.

MCP Tool addresses that next step by building tools around a defined customer task. Gorden’s own scanner and analytics products provide public examples of that work. His LinkedIn profile and X profile identify the person behind the service.

The contracting company, legal address and contact details are published in the imprint.

Evidence you can follow

We publish source-linked industry figures alongside a measured snapshot of our own public tool catalog, with the sample, method and downloadable data.

Read our MCP statistics and integration research →