listingsAPI MCP server

Listings API MCP

Connect any MCP capable AI assistant to the Listings API and manage business listings, reviews, posts and local analytics across 50 plus directories, maps and search engines.

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What the Listings API is

Local search runs on business data. A shop, a clinic or a franchise outlet has a name, an address, a phone number, opening hours, categories and photos, and that data has to be identical on Google, Apple Maps, Bing, Facebook, Yelp, the voice assistants and dozens of smaller directories before search engines trust it enough to rank it. Keeping that data consistent by hand does not scale past a handful of locations.

The Listings API is a REST API that does this job. You store each location once, and the API syncs it to more than 50 publishers, tracks where each listing is live, finds and suppresses duplicates, pulls in the reviews those listings collect, lets you reply to them, publishes posts and offers to the connected profiles, and returns the performance data Google, Facebook and Bing report back. Agencies, multi location brands and franchise systems use it to run local presence for hundreds or thousands of locations from one place.

What this MCP server is

The Model Context Protocol lets an AI assistant call external tools. This server exposes the Listings API as a set of MCP tools, so an assistant such as Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI or Cline can look up your locations, read your reviews, draft and publish replies, schedule posts and pull analytics in plain conversation, using your own account and your own data.

It is a remote server. It runs at https://listingsapi.com/mcp and speaks the streamable HTTP transport. There is nothing to install, nothing to build and no package to keep up to date. You point your client at the URL, hand it your API key, and the tools appear.

https://listingsapi.com/mcp

What you can do with it

Once connected, the assistant can work across five areas of your account.

Locations. Create a location with its full profile, update any field, search by name or store code, fetch a set of locations by ID, archive locations you no longer operate, and upload, star or remove the photos attached to each one. This is the master record that everything else keys off.

Listings and citations. See which publishers currently carry a location and what state each listing is in, list the sites your plan covers, pull the duplicate listings the network has detected for one location or for your whole account, and mark a listing as a duplicate so it gets suppressed, or clear that flag if the match was wrong. Voice assistant coverage is reported separately.

Reviews. Pull every review for a location with its rating, author, text, date and source site, fetch specific reviews by ID, read the review analytics overview for a location, and roll review counts up across the whole account to find the stores with the most unanswered feedback. Then publish a reply, edit it, or archive it. Replies go live on the review site.

Posts. Publish an announcement, an event or an offer to a location's Google Business Profile, Facebook Page, Instagram and X, or fan one post out to many locations in a single bulk call and read back the per publisher result. List what has already been published and delete a post that should come down.

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.