"An application or tool called 飞书 (Feishu)" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants and MCP clients to search Pyaterochka stores, browse categories, find products with filters for price, brand, and promotions, and retrieve product details, store hours, and promotion conditions through the exposed MCP tools.

Enables AI assistants to programmatically customize Shopify Plus checkout branding, including colors, typography, logos, and design systems, with safety defaults for production updates.

Connects AI agents to Mercado Pago, the leading payment platform in Latin America. Create payment links, search payments, get payment details, issue refunds, and retrieve merchant info.

MCP server to help manage a WHMCS installation.

Enables agents to perform structured shopping actions and retrieve targeted product images for visual comparison, matching, and aesthetic recommendations.

An MCP server that detects affiliate links and provides information about Tracklix, enabling AI assistants to answer affiliate-link-related questions without any network calls or API keys.

An MCP server that lets you order your usual pizza from Domino's with a single tool call, using cash at pickup. It supports checking store status, menus, coupons, and dry-run pricing, with a hard confirmation gate before placing real orders.

MCP server that lets a chatbot browse eSIM plans, sign in, prepare quotes, and execute wallet or card purchases on an existing eSIM platform, with safe typed tools.

An MCP server that automates importing products from AliExpress, Alibaba, and Accio into DSers and pushing them to Shopify or Wix stores, with features like bulk import, pricing rules, and title cleanup.

Enables AI agents to interact with Distru's ERP data through read tools and a guarded sales-order draft tool, using realistic fixture data by default or the live public API with an optional token. It provides dry-run writes bound to a confirmation token, JSONL audit logging, and a purchase-order matcher that flags catalog traps instead of guessing.

A read-only MCP server that lets AI agents run safe, specialized analytics over an internet shop's SQLite database, covering customers, products, orders, and revenue. It exposes no generic SQL or write tools, so agents can answer questions without modifying data.

Enables users to search, analyze, and evaluate online business listings on Flippa using AI-powered tools for valuation and market research. It provides detailed metrics, risk assessments, and comparable sales data without requiring an API key or account.

MCP server that gives Claude/GPT agents commerce tools — each tool call pays an upstream x402 endpoint and returns its artifact.

An MCP server for ordering tea from Licas Tea, allowing AI to find stores, view menus, build orders, and estimate prices in conversation. Currently read-only: no real orders or payments.

Lets MCP-compatible hosts like Claude and Cursor use Lunaar's AI building blocks — including sketch-to-render, virtual try-on, jewelry/glasses compositing, body measurement extraction, image-to-3D, AR viewer publishing, and upscaling — as native tools called by name from chat.

An MCP server that enables users to interact with KFC's online ordering system via Playwright browser automation. It supports searching the menu, managing an order cart, finding nearby locations, and initiating checkout for pickup or delivery.

An MCP server that helps sellers create Vinted listings from photos, researching comparable listings, estimating prices, and filling the listing form. It requires explicit confirmation before publishing, deleting, or sending messages.

A full-featured MCP server for the Etsy Open API v3 that enables managing an Etsy shop, including listings, inventory, images, digital files, and orders, through Claude or any MCP-compatible client.

Unofficial MCP server that exposes the PrijsProfeet API as validated tools for product search, price history, forecasts, deals, and matching. It can run via stdio or as an authenticated Streamable HTTP server.

Exposes 27 product tools (CRUD, search, stats, recommendations) backed by fakestoreapi.com, deployable via stdio, HTTP, or serverless.