"Examples of MCPs (Microservices Communication Protocols) That Do Not Require API Keys" matching MCP servers:

A read-only MCP server for Portal.io that enables browsing proposals, users, contacts, and catalog items through secure HMAC-signed API requests.

Simulates a multi-tenant customer support backend with tools for profile, order, ticket, and refund management, demonstrating security controls like tenant isolation, role-based access, and input validation.

A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides complete access to the Recharge Storefront API endpoints. Enables AI assistants to manage subscriptions, customers, orders, and billing through a standardized interface.

Enables AI agents to extract structured firmographic data from public LinkedIn company URLs, returning fields like name, industry, size, and headquarters.

MCP server that provides mock APIs and deterministic seed data for ERP/OMS, WMS, and CRM systems, enabling supply chain data exploration and integration testing.

This MCP server simplifies interaction with the ConnectWise Manage API through API discovery, execution, and a fast memory system for efficient workflows.

Enables interaction with the HaloPSA API for managing tickets, clients, assets, and more through natural language commands in Claude Desktop.

Exposes internal company services as LLM-callable MCP tools, enabling AI agents to perform business operations like customer management, order processing, and support ticketing through natural language.

MCP server for B2B lead generation and company search using the Generect Live API. Provides tools to search leads, companies, generate emails, and get lead by URL.

Enables AI agents to read and change jobs, job status, customers, quotes with line items, invoices, quote and invoice email, payments, and Scheduler bookings in an account by reusing the user's own signed-in Chrome session, with no official API keys needed. Ships read-only hints and confirmation prompts for tools that reach other people, and can be run over stdio or streamable HTTP.

Self-hosted Fresha API and MCP server in Python: 17 Fresha tools for appointments, clients, services, team and reviews, on the session of your own Chrome. Personal use.

Enables AI assistants to access and manage HeadHunter job platform data, including vacancies, resumes, negotiations, and employer settings via 167+ tools.

Enables AI agents to manage GoHighLevel sub-account CRM data, including contacts, custom fields, tags, workflows, and calendar configurations through natural language.

Find professional email addresses from name + company domain. Tests 15+ patterns against MX records with confidence scoring, with pay-per-call via x402.

Enables AI assistants to interact with SalesDrive CRM, allowing order management, product queries, and more through natural language.

Enables MCP clients to search and execute 360 operations across Holded's accounting, sales, inventory, contacts, CRM, projects, team, calendar, inbox, and developer APIs. Supports read and write calls with an API key, including a read-only mode.

Provides tools to interact with Odoo 19's External JSON-2 API, enabling CRUD operations and complex queries on Odoo databases with multi-company support.

Exposes a curated subset of the Officegest API v2 (22 CRUD tools) for managing clients, sales, and stock to AI clients like Claude Code and Claude Desktop.

MCP server for Zammad that focuses on workflows the standard Zammad API tooling does not cover well — primarily shared drafts with strict reply-HTML validation, fresh signature rendering and German-localised quote blocks.

A production-grade MCP server for Zendesk that provides ticket management, search, user/group operations, and knowledge base access with support for local stdio and remote HTTP transports, authentication via API keys or OAuth, and multi-tenancy.