"New York Times" matching MCP servers:

A remote MCP server that lets any AI agent accept payments in New Zealand via Stripe's hosted checkout.

Enables interaction with FastSpring e-commerce platform for managing orders, subscriptions, and accounts through natural language using the Model Context Protocol.

Enables AI assistants to query Cork's cyber-insurance API for MSPs, including client warranty status, cyber scores, risk/compliance events, software vulnerabilities, integrations, invoices, and installer metadata via MCP tools.

A gateway MCP server for the Wise API that simplifies recipient management and money transfers. It enables listing recipients, creating new recipients, and sending money through the Wise platform with automated authentication.

Query your income by month and source, and log new monthly income, from any MCP client. Backed by IncomeOS, an open-source income tracker with Stripe sync plus manual entries for sources without an API.

A sub-regional MCP server for the DPYC tollbooth ecosystem, providing authority certification and audit trails for New England operators, with tools inherited from the tollbooth-dpyc shared SDK.

Deploy and monetize agent-built apps from one MCP. Ship a full-stack app (login, database, usage billing) with one command, then charge the signed-in end user per API call via X-Settle-Payer (end-user-pays: cost times markup, app owner earns the markup).

Enables time tracking and invoicing through natural conversation with MCP clients like Claude or ChatGPT, allowing users to log work hours, query unbilled time, and draft invoices, with a minimal web app for settings, CSV import, and Stripe-powered billing.