"How to upload a local file to a website" matching MCP servers:

Enables MCP clients to find local businesses that appear on Google Maps but lack a website, filter by city and niche, and export matching leads to CSV via Google Places API (New).

Provides read-only query tools over OpenStreetMap data in PostGIS, enabling natural language queries for features, categories, and spatial analysis.

Connects to Kakao Local API and Kakao Maps, enabling access to location-based services and map functionality in Korea.

Enables searching Google Local for businesses by keyword and location, returning details like name, address, phone, hours, ratings, and more. Useful for lead generation, local SEO, and market analysis.

Enables AI agents to submit a business website URL and retrieve source-cited JSON details such as contact information, address, opening hours, social links, and open/closed status, with per-field provenance and confidence.

Provides real-time access to Israeli emergency alerts from the official Pikud Haoref (Home Front Command) API. Enables AI assistants to check current alerts, retrieve alert history with intelligent city filtering, and monitor emergency notifications including rocket alerts, aerial intrusions, and earthquakes.

Local MCP server that exposes fleet telemetry queries as tools for language models, enabling natural language questions about vehicle positions, trips, and alerts. Runs on the operator's machine and returns aggregated results from a SQLite database.

A Multi-Agent Conversation Protocol Server that provides access to Google's Local Services API, enabling interaction with local service businesses information through natural language commands.

Enables assembling local business prospect lists from Google Maps searches by category and place, returning one row per business with website, phone, address, coordinates, categories, rating, review count, and weekly hours. Supports filters for minimum rating, review count, website, and phone, plus URL and category-plus-location queries, deduplication across searches, and Clay-ready output via Apify.

Provides Estonian public transport timetables, trip planning, stop search, and real-time vehicle tracking.

MCP server for discovering French local natural, technological, and industrial risks at commune level using Géorisques, administrative references, and open risk datasets. It provides tools to query risk sources, datasets, and commune briefs.

Enables access to Google Maps business data including search, reviews, photos, and geocoding. Supports searching businesses by location, area, or coordinates, retrieving detailed business information, reviews, and performing reverse geocoding operations.

Converts raster and vector geospatial data into H3-indexed Parquet files and serves them via a local MCP server with DuckDB SQL querying.

Enables read-only search and lookup of US youth sports clubs and local sports stores, including registration windows, fees, tryouts, contacts, addresses, and brands, plus link generation for claiming or correcting listings.

Enables users to check Google organic, map pack, and local finder positions for keywords across specified locations, returning per keyword/location rows with ratings, competitors, and rank changes. It runs searches from each location via Apify and can track history with a state key.

Enables AI tools to open the macOS Maps app and search for places or addresses through a single MCP tool, without requiring a Maps API key.

A situational local recommendation MCP server that classifies user mood, energy, time, and budget to generate three actionable choices with search keywords and disclosure policy.

Enables AI clients to inspect and modify maps and scenes open in a locally running desktop GIS session through natural language, exposing 38 fixed tools for session and layer queries, fields, selection, visibility and renaming, symbology, transparency, camera and elevation, map switching, raster, layout export, whitelisted geoprocessing, and attribute editing. It routes stdio MCP calls through a Windows named pipe to a C# add-in, with no network ports and no arbitrary code execution.

Provides a health check and a get_weather tool to query current weather by city name via HTTP, designed for integration with Dify.

Enables discovery and scoring of independent local businesses by inverting algorithmic rankings that favor chains, using Google Places API with an opinionated independence-scoring engine.

Provides real-time weather forecasts and international time details through MCP tools, including geocoding, hourly/daily forecasts, and timezone information for any city.

An MCP server that enables finding and qualifying local business leads through the Google Maps Places API, with tools for searching businesses, fetching details, and sweeping areas for coverage.

Provides AI agents with curated San Francisco Bay Area places, verified real-time events, and neighborhood-bound local concierge experiences, strictly limited to San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley.

Enables to look up Japanese postal codes, convert zipcodes to addresses, search addresses by query, and list cities in a prefecture using the jpzip dataset.

Enables agents to verify postal addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers against Melissa's Global Verification APIs before acting on the data, including batch verification and a per-session call budget to prevent runaway costs.

Enables AI assistants to discover and book local service businesses like barbers, plumbers, and mechanics directly through MCP-compatible tools.

An MCP server that exposes a verify_place tool for verifying places via Google Places API, along with a rubric resource and classify_post prompt for grounding-based classification tasks.

Persistent, shareable travel workspaces for AI agents. Build a complete itinerary as a private map link and hand it to the person — usable on their behalf where signup-walled travel tools are not. Six tools, no API key, no account. The trip rides in the link's fragment, so nothing is stored server-side. Hosted at https://thistripbtw.us/mcp — zero install — or npx thistripbtw-mcp over stdio.

An MCP server that lets users find nearby shops and POIs around a location and find targets such as gas stations or charging points within a given radius along a driving route, using the Amap (Gaode) Web Service API with built-in API key entry and validation.

An MCP server that finds great espresso cafes using a curated database of specialty coffee shops and a transparent scoring algorithm, with a strong bias against flavored syrups and mass-market chains.