Marketing & SEO Research MCP for AI Agents

An MCP server that gives Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor and any other MCP client ten marketing and website research tools:

Tool	What the agent gets
audit_website_seo	A technical SEO audit of a site, page by page: status, title and meta description (missing, too long, duplicate), H1s, word count, images without alt, broken links, canonical, noindex, inlinks and response time, plus a summary per site with robots.txt and sitemap.
find_broken_links	Every broken link of a site, with its status or error (404, server error, timeout, dead domain) and the pages that link to it.
get_page_metadata	Title, meta description, Open Graph title and image, favicon, canonical, language, site name and publish date of a list of URLs.
get_domain_info	Email provider (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365...), SaaS services verified in DNS, SPF senders, DMARC policy, DNS host and SSL certificate of domains.
get_tech_stack	The technologies of websites: CMS, e-commerce platform, analytics, advertising, marketing automation, chat, payments, CDN, hosting and frameworks.
get_website_contacts	Emails, phones, social profiles, named people, careers page and job boards that companies publish on their own websites.
get_app_store_data	Apple App Store apps (rating, rating count, price, genre, version, developer) by app, search or top chart, and their newest reviews.
get_store_products	Products of online stores (Shopify, WooCommerce and most others): name, brand, price and list price, discount, availability, variants, SKU, GTIN and rating.
find_podcasts	Podcasts on a topic with the host's contact email, website, episode count, last episode and publishing rhythm.
search_bluesky	Bluesky posts by search, profile or thread, and profiles by search with emails and website in the bio.

Ask your agent things like "Audit the SEO of acme.com and list the pages with missing meta descriptions", "Which of these 20 domains use Google Workspace?", "Is allbirds.com on Shopify?", "What do users complain about in the ChatGPT app reviews this week?", "List the products and prices of thesill.com" or "Find B2B marketing podcasts that accept guests, with the host's email": it picks the tool and gets clean JSON back.

Connect your agent

Easiest, with your Apify account (sign-in in the browser, no token to copy): add this remote MCP server URL to your client:

https://mcp.apify.com?tools=digital_influx/marketing-research-mcp

• Claude (claude.ai, Claude Desktop): add a custom connector with that URL.
• ChatGPT: add it as a connector (MCP server URL) in developer mode.
• Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Gemini CLI and other clients: add a remote MCP server; with a token instead of the browser sign-in, send Authorization: Bearer YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN (Gemini CLI writes httpUrl instead of url).

Directly, without the Apify MCP server: this Actor runs in Standby mode as a Streamable HTTP MCP server: take its Standby URL from the Actor's API tab, add /mcp, and send your Apify token. A record of every call: each tool call your agent makes is also saved as a row of the Standby run's dataset (tool, arguments, a one-line summary and the result), so you can check later what it asked and got. Without an agent: a standard run calls one tool from the input (tool and arguments) and saves the result to the dataset.

Arguments

Every tool takes the options of the Actor it runs, with the same names, choices and limits, plus limit: the pages audited or crawled per site (SEO audit: 10 by default, at most 50; up to 3 sites), the products per store (up to 3 stores), the reviews per app, the podcasts or posts returned, or the length of a list of URLs, domains or websites (a longer list is cut and the answer says so). Your MCP client shows each tool's full list of arguments. robots.txt is always respected.

How much it costs

This server charges nothing itself. Each tool runs an Actor of the same author in your account, and that run bills its results at the same price as running it directly: SEO audit USD 0.02 per page; broken links USD 0.005 per page crawled; page metadata USD 0.004 per URL; domain info USD 0.003 per domain; tech stack USD 0.003 per website; website contacts USD 0.01 per website with contact details; App Store USD 0.003 per app and USD 0.0001 per review; store products USD 0.004 per product; podcasts USD 0.02 per podcast; Bluesky USD 0.0015 per post and USD 0.002 per profile. Runs in Standby use 256 MB; each call takes 10 to 90 seconds while the Actor runs.

Good to know

• Respectful by design: the Actors behind these tools use honest User-Agents, read robots.txt (an agent cannot turn it off here), use no proxies and no login, and report a site that refuses them instead of working around it.
• The same Actors work on their own, for thousands of sites in one batch, scheduled comparisons with the previous run, and every field.
• More tools for agents by the same author: Company Research MCP, Job Search MCP and US & UK Public Records MCP.