Beta
Help shape MCPify for WooCommerce
MCPify connects Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex to your WooCommerce store, with permissions per store area and an audit log of every request. We are looking for a handful of stores and agencies to use it for real and tell us what works, what is confusing and what is missing.
What you get
Start for free
The Free plan reads your catalog, content and settings with 150 requests a month, without a time limit. Paid plans start with a 7-day free trial.
A direct line
Your questions and bug reports go straight to the person who builds MCPify, and so does the answer.
Your say in what comes next
Tell us which tools, limits or AI clients you need; beta feedback decides what we build first.
For agencies
Link up to 10 client stores in one Agency workspace and give your team access by email.
How to start
- Download the free MCPify plugin (zip), upload it under Plugins › Add New › Upload Plugin and activate it (the WordPress.org listing follows soon), then connect it under WooCommerce › MCPify.
- Open MCPify from there, create a connection and choose what the AI may do. Start read only if you like.
- Add the MCP server URL to your AI client and sign in through your WordPress admin. Guides: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex.
What we ask
- Use MCPify for a couple of weeks for real store work: product texts, catalog checks, orders, pages.
- Tell us what was hard to set up, what the AI got wrong, which request was blocked when it should not have been, and what you missed.
- Email support@mcpify.app, or ask your AI client to send an issue report: it shows you the report and sends it only after you agree.
Your store data stays yours: MCPify passes it to your AI client and does not store it, and customer data is off until you switch it on. Details: security and privacy.