MCP server
Ask your AI about your competitors. It answers with your data.
Outmano ships an MCP server that plugs your competitor tracking into the AI assistant you already use: any MCP client. Pricing moves, SEO standings, new content, roadmap shifts, reviews. All answered from the live data you track, not the model's year-old memory.
Included in every plan · 14-day free trial.
What pricing changes did my competitors make this month?
Two moves worth your attention. Acme Corp raised its Starter tier from $99 to $120 (+21%) and moved SSO down from Enterprise; they're squeezing the mid-market. Rivalco added a usage-based tier under its per-seat plans, likely a response to churn at the low end. Your Pro plan now undercuts both by 18–24%. Want the before/after details?
Answered from your live pricing data, tracked by Outmano, not model memory
Illustrative conversation. Your answers come from the competitors your workspace tracks.
LLMs guess about your market. Your data knows.
Training data is stale data.
Ask a chatbot about a competitor's pricing and you get whatever their pricing page said when the model was trained: months ago, sometimes invented. Confidently wrong is worse than unknown.
Your intel is trapped in tabs.
The answer exists: in a dashboard, behind a login, three clicks deep. So the question that took five seconds to ask takes ten minutes to answer, and usually doesn't get asked.
Deep dives mean copy-paste.
Want AI help writing a battle card or a pricing memo? Today that's export, paste, re-explain context, repeat. Your assistant should already have the data in hand.
How it works
Connected in two minutes.
Generate a key.
Integrations → MCP, one click. Keys are shown once, revocable anytime, and read-only by design.
Add one config entry.
Paste one snippet into your client's MCP config; examples below for the most common ones. That's the whole integration.
Ask in plain English.
"Any negative reviews of my competitors this week?" "What did they ship from their roadmap?" Your assistant picks the right tool and cites live data.
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http outmano \ https://outmano.com/mcp \ --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY"
Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json)
{ "mcpServers": { "outmano": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "mcp-remote",
"https://outmano.com/mcp", "--header",
"Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY"] } } }
Codex CLI (~/.codex/config.toml)
[mcp_servers.outmano] command = "npx" args = ["-y", "mcp-remote", "https://outmano.com/mcp", "--header", "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY"]
Cursor (.cursor/mcp.json)
{ "mcpServers": { "outmano": {
"url": "https://outmano.com/mcp",
"headers": { "Authorization":
"Bearer YOUR_KEY" } } } }
ChatGPT custom apps currently authenticate with OAuth only, so they can't connect with an Outmano key yet; OAuth support is on our roadmap. Any other MCP client that supports HTTP transport with headers (or the mcp-remote bridge) works today.
What your assistant can pull
Every intelligence angle, one question away.
- Action plans
- Your weekly "what to do next": evidence-backed action items generated from your competitors' latest moves, each with urgency and a 30-minute first step. Ask your assistant for this week's plan, or have it draft the content a suggestion calls for.
- Pricing changes
- Every detected tier, price, and packaging move, with the AI read on what it means and before/after detail.
- SEO standings
- Domain rating, organic keywords, traffic estimates, and top keywords for you and every rival, side by side.
- Content activity
- What your competitors published this week, so you see the topics they're chasing before the rankings move.
- Roadmap shifts
- Features added, shipped, renamed, or quietly removed from their public roadmaps.
- Review intelligence
- Fresh reviews with ratings and sentiment, including the negative ones that are your sales ammunition.
- The activity feed
- The same cross-angle feed as your dashboard: everything that moved, newest first, filterable by angle.
Built like an API, not a hack
Read-only, workspace-scoped, revocable.
Every tool is read-only and says so to the client: your assistant can look, never touch. Keys are scoped to your workspace, so they can only ever read intelligence for the competitors you track. Tokens are stored hashed, shown once at creation, and revoke instantly from Integrations → MCP. Creating one re-confirms your password.
Questions? Answers.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets AI assistants call external tools. Outmano's MCP server exposes your competitor tracking as tools, so your assistant answers competitive questions from live data instead of guessing.
Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, and any other MCP client that supports HTTP transport with headers; one config entry and you're connected. ChatGPT custom apps are OAuth-only today; support is on our roadmap.
No. Every tool is read-only and declares itself read-only to the client. Keys can read intelligence for the competitors your workspace tracks: nothing else, nothing writable.
All of them. MCP access is included in every Outmano plan. Generate and revoke keys anytime from Integrations → MCP, up to 5 active keys per workspace.
Outmano just serves your assistant the data it asks for over MCP. What the assistant's provider does with conversation data is governed by your agreement with them, same as anything else you paste into a chat.
Track them once. Ask about them anywhere.
Add your competitors, generate a key, and your AI assistant knows your market. 14-day free trial. Cancel anytime.