Connect Your AI Agents to the Internet
Give Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Kilo, and other MCP clients access to scraping, web search, screenshots, and network tools.
AI Agents
Your MCP clients
The Live Internet
Sites, search & networks
The Geekflare MCP server connects your AI agents to the live web through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Give Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients the power to scrape pages, run real-time searches, capture screenshots, and perform DNS and network checks, all from a single endpoint. Set it up in seconds with our free cloud endpoint or run it locally, and pay only with credits from your existing Geekflare account.
No credit card required • Free plan included
20 Tools, One Endpoint
Every Geekflare MCP tool is available to your AI agent the moment you connect.
Give Your AI Superpowers
Use these tools when needed to fulfil your prompts.
Scraping
Extract Markdown or structured data from any URL, automatically bypassing blocks and captchas.
Web Search
Perform real-time web searches and return grounded, cited answers from current sources.
Screenshot
Capture full-page or viewport image of website for visual QA or design review.
Network Tools
Run DNS lookup, check site availability, scan TLS and measure website performance on demand.
Quick Start Configuration
Add the Geekflare MCP server to your Claude or Cursor configuration. Choose between our zero-install cloud endpoint or running the server locally.
Get an API Key
Sign up for a Geekflare account to get your API key.
Update Config
Paste the JSON snippet into your claude_desktop_config.json.
Start Prompting
Restart your client. The AI will automatically discover and use the tools.
{
"mcpServers": {
"geekflare": {
"url": "https://mcp.geekflare.com/YOUR_API_KEY/mcp"
}
}
}See It in Action
Copy these prompts into your MCP-enabled client to try Geekflare API.
# Geekflare API - geekflare.webScrape — clean Markdown & JSON - geekflare.search — grounded answers - geekflare.screenshot — full-page captures
# Geekflare API - geekflare.webScrape — clean Markdown & JSON - geekflare.search — grounded answers - geekflare.screenshot — full-page captures
Frequently Asked Questions
The Cloud setup is recommended. It requires zero local installation and is constantly updated. The Local setup is great if you prefer running the Node.js process locally or are building a custom internal tool.
Geekflare API supports any client that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This includes Claude Desktop, Cursor, Zed, and an ecosystem of emerging AI developer tools.
No. The MCP server infrastructure is 100% free to use. When the AI executes a tool like scraping a page, it consumes Geekflare API credits from your existing account.
Your API key is transmitted over HTTPS, so it is encrypted in transit. However, because it appears in the endpoint URL, treat it like a password: avoid sharing screenshots of your config, don't commit it to public repositories. For stricter isolation, use the Local setup, where the key is stored in an environment variable instead of the URL.
Tool calls will return a "credit exhausted" error, and the AI client will report that the tool failed. The MCP server itself keeps running, so no setup breaks. Simply top up or upgrade your plan from the Geekflare billing, and tools resume working immediately.
You can use the official MCP Inspector. Run npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector npx -y @geekflare/mcp in your terminal to open a local web UI where you can manually test the tool endpoints.