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GoHighLevel MCP servers: which one to use

Use HighLevel's own hosted server for a browser sign-in and no token. Pick a community server for read-only use or to run it on your own machine.

Servers
12
active
Official
1
by GoHighLevel
Hosted
3
nothing to install
Local
7
runs on your machine
OAuth
1
sign in, no key

HighLevel runs its own MCP server, so start there. You sign in with your HighLevel account, choose the sub-accounts, and approve what it may do. It can message contacts and delete records if you allow it, so approve only the scopes you need. Community servers use a Private Integration Token instead, and most run on your computer.

Good for

  • Agency owners who want Claude or ChatGPT to work across client sub-accounts
  • Sales teams updating contacts and opportunities by asking in plain words
  • Marketers checking campaigns and form submissions without clicking through HighLevel
  • Anyone who wants an assistant to read a CRM without being able to change it

Which GoHighLevel MCP server to use

Use HighLevel MCP unless you need to run locally or want a read-only setup. GHL Command is the pick for a free read-only tier, and Nerdsnipe GHL lists 401 tools for people who want to run an open-source server.

ServerOfficialRunsSign-inRead-only optionToolsGitHub stars
For GoHighLevel
HighLevel MCPThis pageOfficialHostedAccountNarrow scopes––
GHL CommandCommunityLocalAPI keyFree tier232–
Nerdsnipe GHLCommunityLocalToken–4016
Uxie GHLCommunityLocalToken––5
HighLevel Agency & BuilderCommunityHostedTokenDry run–0
Other tools for the same job
mastanley13 GoHighLevel MCPCommunityLocalTokenRead scopes269196

All GoHighLevel MCP servers

12 active · 1 official · official first, then by GitHub stars

Questions

Is there an official GoHighLevel MCP server?

Yes. HighLevel hosts its own server on LeadConnector. You sign in with your HighLevel account, pick the sub-accounts it may use, and approve its scopes.

What is the HighLevel MCP server URL?

It depends on your app. Claude uses https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/anthropic/v2, ChatGPT and Codex use https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/openai/v2/, and Cursor uses https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/cursor/v2.

Do I need a Private Integration Token?

Not for the official server, which uses a browser sign-in. The community servers do. You create the token in HighLevel under Settings, then Private Integrations, and choose its scopes.

Does the GoHighLevel MCP server work in ChatGPT?

Yes. HighLevel's docs have you turn on Developer mode in ChatGPT, then add the OpenAI address as a new plugin connection and sign in.

Does it work in Claude?

Yes. In Claude, add a custom connector with the Claude address. In Claude Code, HighLevel's docs give a one-line add command, then you sign in. GHL Command's README also lists Claude Desktop and Claude Code.

Does it work in Cursor?

Yes. HighLevel's docs show the Cursor address for mcp.json, and Cursor prompts you to sign in. Nerdsnipe's README lists Cursor and Windsurf too.

Is there a read-only GoHighLevel MCP server?

Yes, through scopes. With the official server, approve only read scopes when you sign in. GHL Command has a free tier with 106 read-only tools. With a community server, give its token only .readonly scopes, which the mastanley13 README lists.

Can it message customers or delete contacts?

Yes, if the scopes you approve allow it. The official server asks for extra confirmation on sensitive actions. Start with narrow scopes and a test sub-account.

Can one connection cover all my client sub-accounts?

The official server is rolling out agency-wide connections, where you pick the sub-accounts to include. Uxie GHL already supports many sub-accounts through one connection, with tokens stored in a local file.

Is the GoHighLevel MCP server free?

You need a HighLevel account to sign in to the official server, and what it can do follows the scopes you approve. Nerdsnipe GHL and Uxie GHL are MIT licensed. GHL Command costs $97 a month, and its free tier is read-only.

Server facts from the official MCP registry, GitHub, npm, PyPI and the Docker catalog. Archived servers are not listed.