search_startupsSearch startups with StartupSeeker's discovery workflow and optional structured filters.
Search for AI robotics startups in Europe.
Best for broad startup discovery and exploratory queries.
Copy this URL into your MCP client, sign in with StartupSeeker OAuth, and start using the tools with your normal StartupSeeker credits.
Need the API instead? Use the REST API docs.
https://startup-seeker.com/mcpPaste this into your MCP client, then finish the StartupSeeker sign-in flow in the browser.
Pick your client, add the StartupSeeker server URL, complete OAuth, and then start calling tools in chat.
Claude has the cleanest end-user flow for this server today, so this is the quickest way to get started.
Go to Settings -> Integrations in Claude (claude.ai).
Click "Add Integration" or "Add MCP Server", depending on the UI.
Choose "Remote MCP server" as the type.
Paste the server URL.
https://startup-seeker.com/mcpGive it a name, for example "StartupSeeker".
Click Connect. Claude will redirect you to StartupSeeker OAuth.
Sign in with your existing StartupSeeker account and approve access.
Start using StartupSeeker tools in Claude conversations.
If the labels differ slightly, look for Integrations or MCP Server in Claude settings.
Usage counts against your normal StartupSeeker credits.
This is the recommended client if you want the shortest setup path.
Search for AI robotics startups.
Look up the founders of linear.app.
Five tools are available through the MCP server. Each one maps to a concrete thing you can ask in chat.
search_startupsSearch startups with StartupSeeker's discovery workflow and optional structured filters.
Search for AI robotics startups in Europe.
Best for broad startup discovery and exploratory queries.
get_company_by_domainResolve a single company profile from its domain or URL.
Look up the company behind stripe.com.
Use a company domain like stripe.com when you already know the website.
get_founders_by_domainFind founders for a single company domain or URL.
Find the founders of linear.app.
Works best when you give the company domain, not just the brand name.
find_competitors_by_domainFind likely competitors for a company when you know its domain.
Run competitor analysis for linear.app.
Use this when you know the company website and want competitor discovery.
find_competitors_from_descriptionFind likely competitors from a plain-language company description.
Find competitors for an AI note-taking app.
Use this when the user can describe the company but does not know the website.