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MCP for Custom or headless

Custom and headless stores can build exactly the MCP they need.

If your store runs on a custom build, a headless setup or a platform with no MCP server, you can write a small MCP server over your own API. The official MCP SDKs make this a modest project, and you decide exactly which tools exist and what each is allowed to do.

The same advice applies as everywhere else: expose read-only tools first, authenticate properly, log what the assistant does and never share keys in prompts.

Last checked Oct 13, 2026. Details change quickly, so confirm in the vendor documentation.

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MCP servers available for Custom or headless

Official from the platform

OfficialVaries by tool

commercetools Commerce MCP

by commercetools

Managed or self-hosted MCP for products, categories, carts and orders on commercetools, with selectable tools.

Note: Early access service without an SLA; tool selection decides how much write power an agent gets.

Full explainer →Documentation →
Official (beta)Read-only

Saleor MCP

by Saleor

Read-only server for channels, orders, products and inventory on Saleor Cloud, with an open-source version for self-hosters.

Note: Early first iteration; OAuth and analytics tools are still planned.

Full explainer →Documentation →

Other options

Open sourceVaries by tool

Build a custom MCP server

by You or your agency

Use the official MCP SDKs to expose a few well-defined tools over your own API, such as order lookup or stock check.

Note: You own the security. Start read-only and add logging and rate limits.

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Where to start with Custom or headless

  1. List the three questions you most want an assistant to answer about the store.
  2. Build one read-only tool per question over your existing API.
  3. Add authentication, logging and limits before any write tool.

Servers that work with any store setup

These connect to your ad accounts, analytics, email and payments tools, not to the store software, so they do not depend on your platform.

Read-only

Google Ads MCP Server

Google · Advertising

An open-source server from Google that lets an assistant query Google Ads accounts for reporting and analysis.

View details →

Read and write

Meta ads AI connectors (MCP)

Meta · Advertising

Meta's official connectors let an AI assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT query and manage a Meta ad account through a hosted MCP server, with a CLI alongside it. Announced in April 2026 and in open beta.

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Read-only

Google Analytics MCP Server

Google · Analytics

An open-source server that lets an assistant read GA4 properties: reports, realtime data and property settings.

View details →

Varies by tool

Klaviyo MCP Server

Klaviyo · Email and CRM

Klaviyo's MCP server connects an assistant to email and SMS marketing data: campaigns, flows, profiles and reporting.

View details →

Varies by tool

Stripe MCP Server

Stripe · Payments

Stripe's remote MCP server lets an assistant work with Stripe objects such as customers, products, invoices and payment links.

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Read and write

Zapier MCP

Zapier · Automation

Exposes Zapier's catalog of app actions to an assistant, so it can trigger workflows across thousands of tools.

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Guides for Custom or headless

Frequently asked questions

+Can I use MCP if my platform has no server?

Yes. You can build a small server over your own API with the official SDKs, or use an automation bridge for simple actions. Ads, analytics, email and payments servers work regardless of your store platform.