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HighLevel MCP, HighLevel's official MCP server for its CRM

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Lets your AI assistant search, update and act on your HighLevel CRM: contacts, conversations, pipelines, calendars, invoices and workflows.

This is HighLevel's own hosted server for its CRM, run on LeadConnector. It lets Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and Cursor find contacts, send messages, move opportunities, book appointments and edit workflows in the sub-accounts you choose. You sign in with your HighLevel account and approve what it may do, with no token to create. Each app has its own address, so use the one listed for your app.

Good for

  • Agency owners who want Claude or ChatGPT to work across client sub-accounts from one chat
  • Sales teams updating contacts, tags and opportunities by asking in plain words
  • Marketers checking campaigns, social posts and form submissions without clicking through HighLevel
  • Operators building or editing HighLevel workflows with an AI assistant

Works in

4 supported · 9 should work

Tap an app to see how to set it up and any known problems.

Install HighLevel MCP

Claude Code

  1. 1

    Copy this prompt.

    Add the HighLevel MCP server to Claude Code. Run this command:
    
    claude mcp add --transport http leadconnector https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/anthropic/v2
    
    Then check that it loaded and tell me if I need to sign in or restart.
  2. 2

    Paste it into Claude Code. It shows the change and asks before running it.

Requires A HighLevel account with access to the sub-accounts you want.

Check it with claude mcp list. On first use your browser opens the LeadConnector sign-in: sign in, pick the sub-account or sub-accounts, and approve the scopes. Approve only what the assistant needs. Ask "Find the last 5 contacts I added in HighLevel" to check it works.

From the vendor's docs. Source.

Tools

  • Carries out a CRM action, like updating a contact or sending a message

    Runs one HighLevel action the assistant has found, such as creating a contact, adding a tag, sending a message or booking an appointment. It only runs what your approved scopes allow, and sensitive or irreversible actions get extra checks.

    Try: “Add the tag 'vip-2026' to Jane's contact and create a $5,000 opportunity for her”

    Delete · execute_operation

  • Lists the sub-accounts this connection can use

    Shows which HighLevel sub-accounts (locations) the connection can work with, so the assistant uses the right one or asks you to choose.

    Try: “Which of my sub-accounts can you access?”

    Network · list_locations

  • Used by the assistant behind the scenes

    Looks up which CRM actions are available for a request

    Searches HighLevel's catalog of more than 550 actions by what you want to do, and returns only the ones your sign-in allows.

    Try: “What can you do with invoices in this account?”

    Network · search_operations

  • Checks what an action needs and how risky it is before running it

    Shows the inputs, an example, the scopes required and safety notes for one action, so the assistant can fill it in correctly before running it.

    Try: “What do you need from me to create an invoice?”

    Network · describe_operation

From the official docs

Pros and cons

Good

  • Made and hosted by HighLevel, so there is nothing to install.
  • Browser sign-in with no API token to create or rotate.
  • Reaches more than 550 CRM actions across contacts, messaging, pipelines, calendars, payments and workflows.
  • Four small tools keep the assistant's context light while it looks up the action it needs.
  • You choose which sub-accounts and scopes it gets, and can revoke access any time.
  • Sensitive and irreversible actions ask for extra confirmation.

Watch out

  • Each app needs its own address, so copying the wrong one fails.
  • Agency-wide connections across many sub-accounts are still rolling out.
  • No read-only mode beyond choosing narrower scopes.
  • HighLevel does not say which plans include it.
  • Older guides still describe token setup that the current docs no longer use.

Permissions

high risk · 3 things to watch

High risk

The assistant can message your contacts, delete CRM records and touch payments in every sub-account you connect. Approve only the scopes and sub-accounts you need, and read each confirmation before you accept it.

What it can do

  • Read your data
  • Create and change things
  • Delete things
  • Read-only mode

Watch out for

  • It can message customers and delete records

    Depending on the scopes you approve, it can send messages, delete contacts and change or publish workflows. Approve only the scopes you need when you sign in. marketplace.gohighlevel.com

  • Money actions are in the catalog

    Orders, invoices, phone number purchases and wallet charges are available operations. HighLevel adds extra confirmation for sensitive actions, but read each prompt before you approve. marketplace.gohighlevel.com

  • Include only the sub-accounts it needs

    Agencies can connect many sub-accounts at once. Pick only the ones the assistant should touch, and revoke access from LeadConnector when done. marketplace.gohighlevel.com

Security advisories

No published security advisories as of Nov 1, 2026.

Technical details
Talks toservices.leadconnectorhq.com (HighLevel)
Sign-in and keysOAuth tokens are held by your AI app; review or revoke the connection from your LeadConnector account.

Alternatives

Use HighLevel MCP: it is official, hosted and needs only a sign-in. GHL Command is the community option you run on your own computer, with its own tool set and workflow builder.

ServerOfficialRunsSign-inCan change thingsWeekly downloads
HighLevel MCPThis pageOfficialHostedAccountYes–
GHL CommandCommunityLocal––2.6K/wk

Questions

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?

No. HighLevel's current docs use a browser sign-in where you pick sub-accounts and approve scopes. Older guides that tell you to paste a token describe an earlier setup.

Is it free?

HighLevel does not list a separate price for it, and its docs do not say which plans include it. You need a HighLevel account to sign in.

Can one connection cover all my client sub-accounts?

Yes, as it rolls out. Agencies install with the multi-sub-account option and pick which sub-accounts to include; each request still runs against one of them.

Can it delete contacts or send messages?

Yes, if the scopes you approve allow it. HighLevel adds extra confirmation for sensitive and irreversible actions.

Is it safe to connect?

It is official and only reaches the sub-accounts and scopes you approve. It can still change real customer data, so start with narrow scopes and revoke access from LeadConnector when you stop using it.

Does it work in Grok?

Yes. HighLevel is an official app in Grok Bot: open Connect apps, search for HighLevel and add it. It is also an official app in Muse.

How do I add it to Claude?

Use the steps in the install box above. In Claude, add a custom connector with the Claude address, then sign in and choose your sub-accounts.

Examples

  • Tag a contact and open an opportunity in one request

    Find the contact with email jane@example.com, add the tag 'vip-2026', and create a new opportunity in the 'Sales Pipeline' for them worth $5,000.

    Source
  • Compare tagged contacts across two client sub-accounts

    List the contacts tagged 'vip-2026' in Downtown Clinic, then compare the count with Uptown Med Spa.

    Source
  • Check the connection works after setup

    Find the last 5 contacts I added in HighLevel

    Source

Information

updated Nov 1, 2026

Publisher
Official
Transport
Streamable HTTP
Auth
OAuth

DocsInstall guide

Other GoHighLevel MCP servers

Sources

Docs, issue trackers and discussions this page is built from. Issues, quotes and findings above link to their own source.

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  1. marketplace.gohighlevel.com · marketplace.gohighlevel.com
  2. github.com · github.com

Facts from the official MCP registry, GitHub, npm, PyPI and the Docker catalog. Updated Nov 1, 2026.