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MCP Server

Connect your AI agent to Easyparser's real-time Amazon data through the Model Context Protocol with no custom integration code required

Overview

The Easyparser MCP server exposes Easyparser's real-time Amazon data across 21 marketplaces directly to AI agents through the Model Context Protocol. Instead of writing request/response handling against the Real-Time API, you connect your agent (Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Manus, or any MCP-compatible client) to a single endpoint, and the agent gets access to every supported operation as a callable tool.

The server is a thin, read-only adapter over the Easyparser Real-Time API. Each tool description is written for AI agents: what it returns, when to use it, when a cheaper tool is a better fit, and its credit cost. Every response includes credits_remaining so agents can make budget-aware decisions, and rate-limit or auth errors return actionable guidance instead of raw HTTP status codes.

The MCP server is a wrapper around the same operations documented under Real-Time Integration. Credit costs, marketplaces, and data shapes are identical: this page only covers connecting an agent to it.

Available Tools

Product Data

Tool
What it returns
Cost

get_product_detail

Full product profile: title, price, images, rating, BSR, variants, reviews

1 credit (+1 with A+ content)

get_product_offers

Every seller offer: prices, conditions, FBA/FBM, Buy Box winner

1 credit per page (max 5)

get_bestseller_rank

Current Best Sellers Rank by category

1 credit

get_package_dimensions

Exact dimensions, weight, Amazon fee category

1 credit

get_sales_history

12-month weekly trends: views, sales, price, BSR

5 credits + 1 per month of history (max 17)

Search & Discovery

Tool
What it returns
Cost

search_products

Keyword/category results with prices, ratings, badges

1 credit per page (max 5)

lookup_product

UPC/EAN/GTIN/ISBN → ASIN conversion

1 credit

Seller Intelligence

Tool
What it returns
Cost

get_seller_profile

Seller legal name, address, 30/90/365-day feedback trends

1 credit

get_seller_products

A seller's full catalog with prices and ratings

1 credit per page (max 5)

get_seller_feedback

Individual buyer feedback, filterable by rating/period

1 credit per page (max 5)

Bulk Job Monitoring (tracks jobs started from the web app or the Bulk API)

Tool
What it returns
Cost

list_bulk_jobs

Your bulk jobs with progress: status, completed/failed/invalid counts

Free

get_bulk_job_items

Per-item outcomes inside a job (debug failed/invalid items)

Free

get_bulk_item_result

The parsed data an item produced (retained 24 hours)

Free

get_bulk_webhook_logs

Webhook delivery logs for job completions

Free

Error Logs (the same data as the Errors page in the web app)

Tool
What it returns
Cost

get_error_logs

API request errors (real-time and bulk): error code, channel, operation, the failing request params, timestamp

Free

Account & Discovery

Tool
What it returns
Cost

list_operations

Operations catalog with parameters, costs, and supported domains. Works without a key

Free

check_credits

Plan, credit balance, rate limits, and this month's daily usage by operation

Free

Get Your API Key

Sign up at app.easyparser.com/signup: free tier included, no credit card required. Copy your API key from Account → Plan. Wherever a setup step below asks for YOUR_API_KEY, paste this key.

Setup

There are two ways to connect:

  • Hosted remote server: no install, always up to date. Endpoint: https://mcp.easyparser.com/mcp.

  • Local via npx: runs on your machine, useful for stdio-only clients.

Cursor

One-click install links are available from the GitHub repository for both the remote server and the local (npx) variant. They open Cursor with the configuration pre-filled; replace YOUR_API_KEY when prompted.

Or add manually to .cursor/mcp.json:

VS Code

A one-click install link is available from the GitHub repository for the remote server. VS Code asks for your API key securely via an input prompt.

Or add manually to .vscode/mcp.json:

Claude Code

Claude Desktop & claude.ai

Add a custom connector:

  1. Open Settings → Connectors → Add → Add custom connector.

  2. Name: Easyparser

  3. Remote MCP server URL: https://mcp.easyparser.com/mcp, then click Continue.

  4. Under Authentication, select None (Easyparser uses an API key, not OAuth).

  5. Under Request headers, add a header: name authorization, value Bearer YOUR_API_KEY, marked Required.

  6. Click Add.

Manus

Go to Settings → Integrations → Custom MCP Servers → Add Server and fill in the form:

Field
Value

Server name

Easyparser

Transport type

HTTP

Server URL

https://mcp.easyparser.com/mcp

Custom headers

Header name: Authorization, value: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY (paste your Easyparser API key after "Bearer ")

Click Test to verify the connection, then Save.

Any MCP Client

The hosted endpoint speaks Streamable HTTP at https://mcp.easyparser.com/mcp. Authenticate with Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY; the x-api-key and api-key headers work too.

The list_operations discovery tool works without a key, so agents can explore the catalog before signing up.

For local stdio clients, run npx -y easyparser-mcp with EASYPARSER_API_KEY set in the environment.

Example Prompts

Self-Hosting the HTTP Server

Or with Docker:

Endpoints: POST /mcp (MCP), GET /health (health check).

Ready to Dive In?

Connect your favorite MCP client using the steps above, or explore the underlying Real-Time Integration operations directly if you'd rather build a custom integration.

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