Model Context Protocol · for shopping
Smarter shopping,
built into your assistant.
magicMCP is a connector that gives your AI assistant a quiet sense for commerce. When you are ready to buy, it points you to the right purchase link — at exactly the same price you would pay anyway.
What it is
A thin, honest layer between intent and checkout.
Most shopping tools want to own your attention: a catalog to browse, a feed to scroll, data to collect. magicMCP does none of that. It stores no product database and tracks no profile of you.
You and your assistant shop the open web as usual. When a product link belongs to a merchant magicMCP supports, it returns that link in a form that helps fund the service — with no change to your price and no change to what gets recommended.
How it works
Three steps, then it stays out of the way.
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You shop normally
Ask your assistant for help. It searches the web and finds real products, the same way it always has.
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magicMCP recognizes the merchant
When a product link points to a supported store, the connector identifies it instantly from memory — no scraping, no waiting.
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You get the right link
It returns a purchase link that supports magicMCP at no extra cost to you. If the store isn't supported, you simply get the original link.
Principles
Built to be trusted, not just used.
Same price, always
An affiliate link never costs you more. The price at checkout is identical to buying direct.
Recommendations aren't for sale
What your assistant suggests is based on fit, not commission. Monetization happens after the choice is made.
Nothing to store about you
No accounts, no profiles, no product catalog. The only state magicMCP keeps is its list of supported merchants.
Connect
Add magicMCP in under a minute.
It runs as a remote connector, so there is nothing to install on your machine.
- Open your assistant's settings and find Connectors.
- Choose Add custom connector.
- Paste the magicMCP endpoint below and confirm.
https://magicmcp.xyz/mcp
On first connection you'll see a short note explaining that purchase links are affiliate links. That disclosure appears once — it never clutters your conversations.