AI Connections
Connect an AI Agent
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client to your Ultimate Web Scraper cloud workspace — paste one URL and sign in, or use an access token.
Connecting an AI assistant takes about two minutes, and for most apps it needs exactly one thing: our connector URL. Paste it into the app, sign in when it asks, pick the workspace and access level the app gets, and you're connected. Pick your app below for the exact clicks.
The connector URL
Every connection starts from the same MCP server URL:
Also valid: https://cloud-api.ultimatewebscraper.com/mcp — the original connector URL. Both point at the same server and both are fully supported, so connections made with either keep working; there is never a reason to reconnect.
It's for your app's settings, not your browser
Don't open this URL in a browser tab — it only works inside an AI app. It goes wherever your app asks for an MCP server, connector, or integration URL, and the app starts the sign-in for you.
Pick your app
Claude connects by signing in — no keys, nothing to keep safe.
Add the connector
In Claude (web or desktop), open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector and paste the connector URL above.
Sign in and approve
Claude opens a sign-in window. Sign in (or create an account on the spot), pick the workspace and access level Claude gets, and click Allow. If you're mid-signup or mid-upgrade, take your time — the authorization page waits and picks up where you left off.
Ask for a scrape
Back in Claude, ask something like "what's in my latest extraction?" — or grab one from Prompts to try.
Prefer being walked through? The Connect Claude button — in the Chrome extension's settings and on the dashboard's Integrations page — shows these same steps with the URL ready to copy. There's also a Claude overview page with a demo of what you get.
One line in the terminal — you'll be asked to sign in the first time you use it, so there's no token to create here either:
claude mcp add --transport http ultimate-web-scraper https://mcp.ultimatewebscraper.com/mcpOn sign-in you pick the workspace and access level, same as Claude. Once connected, the ready-made workflows show up as slash commands (type / and look for ultimate-web-scraper), and any plain-language ask works:
ChatGPT signs in too, but keeps custom MCP connections behind developer mode — so it's a few more clicks, each of them below.
Turn on developer mode
In ChatGPT, open Settings → Security and login and turn on Developer mode.
Add the connection
Go to Settings → Plugins, click +, give it a name (say, Ultimate Web Scraper), paste the connector URL above, and pick OAuth as the authentication method.
Connect and sign in
Create it, then connect: sign in and choose your workspace and access level on the consent screen.
ChatGPT requirements
Needs ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise or Edu, on the web — MCP apps aren't available in ChatGPT's mobile apps. On Business, Enterprise and Edu, an admin has to enable developer mode for the workspace first.
The ChatGPT card on the dashboard's Integrations page hands you the same URL and steps. The ChatGPT overview page shows the whole flow with pictures.
Apps that support remote MCP servers with sign-in (OAuth) need only the URL above — paste, sign in, allow, done. For clients that don't sign in — or when you'd rather manage credentials yourself — use an access token:
Create an access token
On the dashboard's Integrations page (the extension's Settings → Connect MCP takes you straight there), open the MCP card and click Create access token. Name it after the client it's for ("Cursor — laptop") and pick read-only or full access.
Copy the ready-made setup
The dialog immediately shows a paste-ready setup for your client — a terminal command for Claude Code, a configuration block for Cursor and other apps — with the token already embedded. It's shown only once, so copy it now.
Paste it into your client
Cursor: Settings → MCP → Add server. Other clients: add the block wherever the app keeps its MCP configuration. Then just ask for a scrape.
Not sure about your app? Look in its settings for "MCP", "custom connectors" or "custom tools" — if any of those exist, it'll work. The MCP overview page covers the whole ecosystem.
Check it's working
Open your app's connector or tools list and confirm Ultimate Web Scraper shows up with its tools — in Claude that's the Connectors screen, in Claude Code type /mcp, in Cursor the MCP settings list. Then send a first message:
If no tools appear, see the fixes below — it's almost always a restart.
Something not working?
Managing your connections
Everything lives on the dashboard's Integrations page:
- Sign-in connections (Claude, ChatGPT, and any OAuth-connected app) show on their cards, each with a disconnect button that revokes access immediately. A workspace can hold up to 10 connected apps — reconnecting the same app never counts against that.
- Access tokens are listed on the MCP card with their name, access level, and last use; revoking one cuts that client off instantly.
How connections are scoped, what each access level allows, and what happens when someone leaves the workspace is all in the security model.
Requirements
AI connections need a cloud workspace on a paid plan — see Credits & plans. What does and doesn't cost credits once you're connected is covered in the security model.
Related
Prompts to try
Copy-paste prompts for your first scrape, cleanup, export, and schedule.
What agents can do
Query tables of any size, clean data, operate automations, and get product help.
MCP tool reference
Every tool a connected agent can use, grouped by access level.
Security model
Workspace-scoped connections, read-only mode, revocation, and credit safety.
AI Agents & MCP Overview
Connect Claude and other AI assistants to your Ultimate Web Scraper cloud workspace via MCP. Analyze, clean, and launch extractions in plain language.
Prompts to Try
Copy-paste prompts for scraping with Claude, ChatGPT, or any connected AI agent — scrape stores, find leads, clean tables, schedule re-runs, and export.