Overview of the Squarespace MCP Server
The Squarespace MCP server connects AI assistants and agents to Squarespace. Built on the Model Context Protocol, an open standard for connecting AI applications to external tools, it lets clients like Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini call Squarespace tools mid-conversation and return live results.
Connect a Client → Step-by-step setup for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and other MCP clients (server URL, no API key required).
Today the server provides domain tools: brand-aware name generation, real-time availability and pricing, and a checkout link for every available domain. A user can go from describing a new business to a registered domain without leaving the chat. Domains registered on Squarespace can be paired with a website and professional email at checkout.
Notice: Use of the Squarespace MCP server is subject to our Developer Terms of Use.
Available tools
domains_generate_names: Generate brandable name and domain ideas from a plain-language description of a business, product, campaign, or project. Returns creative, on-brand suggestions rather than keyword permutations, so it works from intent ("a ceramics studio in Portland focused on classes") as well as from an established brand name.
domains_search: Check real-time availability and pricing for a specific domain or keyword across supported TLDs. Every available result includes current pricing and a direct checkout link.
How it works
The Squarespace MCP server is a remote server. There is nothing to install or run locally; your MCP client connects directly to:
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No authentication required. The server is open: no API key, OAuth flow, or Squarespace account is needed to connect or call tools.
Tools are read-only. No tool registers a domain or charges a payment method. Purchases happen only when a user follows a checkout link to squarespace.com and completes the standard checkout flow there.
Supported clients
The server works with any MCP-compatible client. See Connect a Client for setup instructions.