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Spacebring MCP is Spacebring’s hosted server for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) — an open standard that acts as a bridge between Spacebring and AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, and others. Once you connect Spacebring to your AI assistant, you can look up your network’s data just by asking in plain language in the chat with AI, without navigating the admin dashboard yourself. Your AI assistant can even use what it finds together with your other connected apps — for example, to draft a follow-up email.

What you can do with Spacebring MCP

  • Members & companies — Look up members and companies in your network, along with their profile details.
  • Subscriptions & plans — Look up active subscriptions and the membership plans you offer.
  • Resources & bookings — Look up bookable resources — rooms, desks, offices, parking, and more — and who booked what and when.
  • Invoices & contracts — Look up invoices, contracts, and the templates contracts are generated from.
  • Shop & orders — Look up shop products, categories, and orders.
  • Benefits — Look up the benefits you offer and who has applied for them.
  • Locations & network — Look up your network and the details of every location you operate.

Connect Spacebring MCP

Before you connect, make sure you have an active Spacebring network. There are no API keys, hosting, or technical configuration to set up.

Connect in Claude

Spacebring is officially listed in Claude’s connector directory, so you can add it in a couple of clicks.
  1. Open Spacebring in the Claude connector directory, or search for Spacebring under Settings > Connectors in Claude.
  2. Click Connect.
  3. When prompted, authorize access to your Spacebring network.
Once connected, Claude can access your Spacebring network’s data, and you can start asking.

Connect in another AI assistant

For ChatGPT, or another AI assistant, add Spacebring as a custom connector:
  1. In your AI client, open the connectors settings and choose to add a custom connector.
  2. Enter the Spacebring server URL:
  3. When prompted, authorize access to your Spacebring network.
Once connected, your AI assistant can access your Spacebring network’s data.
You can connect Spacebring to any MCP-compatible assistant.

Supported tools

These are the tools your AI assistant can use to look up information across your network. They work together, so a single request can span members, subscriptions, bookings, invoices, and more.

Network & locations

Customers

Plans & subscriptions

Resources & bookings

Billing

Shop

Benefits

Guides

Spacebring’s tools are read-only — they retrieve and summarize information from your network but can’t change any data in your Spacebring account. Support for write actions may come in a future update. We’re continuously adding new data types and capabilities to the connector.

Security

Access
  • You authorize the connection yourself — there are no API keys to manage in your AI client.
  • You can disconnect Spacebring from your AI client at any time to end its access.
  • Your assistant only reaches the network you authorize, based on your Spacebring role and permissions.
Data
  • Spacebring’s tools are read-only, so nothing in your account can be changed.
  • Your AI assistant sees the same data your Spacebring account can access — nothing more.
  • Nothing is shared beyond the AI client you connect, and any data you bring into it is handled under that client’s own privacy policy and terms.
If you have questions about Spacebring MCP, reach out to our team at api@spacebring.com.
FAQs
Spacebring MCP accesses your data through the Spacebring API and shares its rate limit of up to 10 requests per second. Normal, conversational use stays well within this limit. If you do exceed it, requests are temporarily rejected with a 429 response — prompt your AI tool to reduce parallel operations, space out sequential requests, and try again after a brief pause.