"Web Analytics" matching MCP servers:

MCP server that gives Claude safety-gated access to SpotDraft contracts, enabling querying and managing contracts, templates, counterparties, obligations, and analytics through natural language.

Enables checking Québec contractors in one call — RBQ licence status, RENA debarment, environmental penalties, and SEAO public contracts — returning a deterministic ok/review/blocking/not_found verdict with sources. Paid per-call tools add web search with full page text and business verification against sanctions, corporate registries, and GLEIF data.

Provides AI agents with direct access to SEC filing intelligence, company fundamentals, dilution risk scoring, and cross-company analytics for financial research.

Exposes the Cookie Munch Developer API as MCP tools, enabling AI assistants to manage sites, read consent analytics, and drive privacy operations.

Provides AI agents with free web tools for converting HTML to Markdown, running EU compliance scans, profiling pages, and checking security headers, with no authentication or dependencies.

AI workbench for financial contract analysis, risk analytics (VaR/CVaR, RWA Basel III), regulatory compliance (EMIR, REMIT, MiFID II, CBAM, EUDR) and counterparty due diligence (KYB/UBO, OFAC, IMO). Zero Retention. 8 MCP tools.

MCP server exposing 17 pay-per-call web, finance, legal and onchain utilities for AI agents: crypto readers and Base deployer intelligence, SEC EDGAR filings, OFAC sanctions checks, insider transactions, 13F holdings, and multi-jurisdiction caselaw and legislation search. Pay per call in USDC on Base via x402 or MPP.

Enables AI assistants to preserve public web pages as signed, timestamped evidence packages and to verify, compare, quote, and monitor stored captures.

Enables plain-English lookup, search, and browsing of 5,600+ US legal terms and doctrines from Cornell LII's Wex encyclopedia, with related terms, categories, and last-reviewed dates.

An MCP server that scans web projects for Russian Federal Law 152-FZ compliance, identifying risks like missing consent checkboxes, cookie banners without opt-out, and unauthorized trackers, with legal references and fix suggestions.

Enables AI agents to create and manage contract templates, draft agreements by filling in template variables and signers, send documents out for legally binding e-signature, and track signer status as signatures come in. It runs as a hosted remote server, so there is nothing to install or self-host.

Enables MCP clients to check whether a public domain is under observation in an EU evidentiary archive of the machine-readable web, and from which sealed day, suggest a domain for observation, and order qualified time-stamped records of up to twenty public addresses. It runs remotely over streamable HTTP without authentication and never returns file contents or charges payment itself.

Provides 30 pay-per-call APIs (compliance, trade, safety, web, data) for AI agents via MCP with automatic USDC payment on Base.

Enables read-only consultations of DCTF WEB data from the official source via MCP over HTTP, using prepaid credits.

Enables coding agents to research and score leads against industry ICP templates, draft cold emails, and gate every draft through CAN-SPAM and deliverability checks before a human approves it. Nothing is sent by default, and each step is recorded in an append-only audit log showing why a lead was contacted.

Collects read-only compliance evidence from GitHub and web pages, stores it locally in SQLite, and returns opaque collection IDs for retrieval to support audit workflows.

Enables comprehensive patent information queries and analytics including fuzzy company search, patent search by various criteria (name, application number, applicant), and statistical analysis of patent portfolios including status distribution, application trends, and patent type classification.

Website audits for AI agents: cookie consent and tracking, Core Web Vitals and lost revenue, WCAG 2.2, email/DNS security (SPF, DMARC) and AI-search readiness, merged into one prioritised fix plan.

Enables AI clients to search and retrieve official legal documents from the Ministry of Government Legislation's Open API — current and historical statutes, administrative rules, local ordinances, court precedents, constitutional decisions, and legal interpretations — including article-level text lookup. Runs locally over stdio with paginated retrieval of long responses and no external database or web UI required.