Your website already shows which companies are interested in what you sell. Now you can just ask, using the AI tools your team already uses. Say hello to the Leadfeeder MCP Server.

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Introducing the Leadfeeder MCP Server: ask your website who's ready to buy

What's new

  • Connect Leadfeeder to AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot as a custom connector.

  • Around 40 actions: find companies and contacts, enrich records, build and tag lists, check your usage.

  • Ask in plain language. The AI gets the answer from Leadfeeder and can act for you.

  • You sign in with your own Leadfeeder account (OAuth). No keys pasted in. Anything that changes your data asks first.

How it works

  1. Connect — add Leadfeeder as a connector in your AI tool and sign in with your account.

  2. Ask — in plain words, e.g. "which good-fit companies visited our site this week?"

  3. Act — enrich the best ones, build a list, or get an account brief, without leaving the chat.

Why it matters

Everyone else is plugging a cold contact database into AI to prospect harder. We start from your website's live buying signals, the demand you already have. It is the Leadfeeder thesis, turning websites into lead generation engines and signal over noise, made conversational.

Inês Lourenço
Your website is your most underused asset. The MCP Server finally lets you ask it questions and act on the answer, in the tools your team already lives in.

Inês Lourenço

Chief Product & Technology Officer (CPTO)

Available now

Live from 25 June 2026 for accounts with API access. Don't have API access yet? Here's how to turn it on. Then connect your AI tool and start asking.

More about Leadfeeder MCP

Read the Help Center setup guide

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Bernardo Vestia

Director of Product Marketing @ Leadfeeder

Bernardo Véstia is Director of Product Marketing at Leadfeeder, where he leads product positioning, messaging, and go-to-market strategy for the platform. With more than 15 years of experience across SaaS, edtech, ecommerce, and travel technology, he specializes in translating complex products into clear market positioning and differentiated value propositions.

Bernardo has led product marketing, growth, and acquisition initiatives across global markets, working closely with product, sales, and marketing teams to define competitive positioning and market strategy. His experience evaluating marketing technology and shaping product narratives informs his perspective on how B2B teams assess tools, understand platform capabilities, and choose the right solutions for their go-to-market stack.