What the
labels mean.

The current catalog contains 1,287 listings for 1,271 unique products. It was generated on 2026-10-17. Each record carries its own research dates and sources.

Vendors belong here for what they help you do.

The directory covers software for sales, marketing, and revenue operations. A vendor does not need an MCP to be listed. Use All GTM tools to compare products, or No public MCP found to explore tools whose dated research found no public MCP.

A company is not the same thing as an MCP server.

One vendor can offer several products and MCP servers. A community developer can also build an MCP for someone else's product. Check the vendor, implementation owner, and source links before choosing a connection.

Discovery, review, and testing

Discovered

A source surfaced a possible tool or MCP. Discovery listings are candidates; appearing there does not establish GTM relevance, vendor ownership, or a working integration.

Reviewed for inclusion

A sourced record explains the product's GTM use, identifies its vendor, and records what is known about access and MCP support. Inclusion does not mean its integration has been tested.

Execution tested

A recorded test shows what was actually run, when it was run, and its result. Documentation and source code alone do not establish this status.

MCP support

Official

A cited source records first-party MCP support.

Community

A third party provides an MCP implementation for the product.

No public MCP found

The research pass did not find MCP support. This is not a claim that no integration exists.

Unknown / not applicable

The record does not establish MCP support, or MCP does not apply to the entry.

Testing

Exa is the single bench-tested entry in this snapshot. The other entries are researched. A list of tool names from source code or documentation tells you what is exposed; it does not prove those tools were called successfully.

Endpoint checks

Endpoint checks have their own dates. A “live” or “live-auth-gated” result means an MCP server answered at that time. “docs-only” identifies a documentation page. “repo-local” points to a server that is installed and run locally. “not-probed” means no check is recorded.

Access and job tags

API access may be free, paid, enterprise-only, or unknown. A recorded API plan does not automatically establish MCP access. Job tags are based on vendor claims and should be checked against the current tool schema.

Sources and corrections

Every record links to the material used in its research. The original JSON keeps the full notes and provenance. Report a specific error through the source repository, including the record ID and a supporting URL.