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Business MCP

Let customers book, pay, and schedule from ChatGPT.

People already ask ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok who to call. They still cannot book the job, pay the invoice, or hold Tuesday at 10 unless the business is connected. That connection is the product.

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See 3 workflow demos Get a $750 implementation Blueprint

See the handoff

Three real workflow shapes, with the human boundary included

A Business MCP is easier to evaluate when you can see the trigger, the system update, the approval queue, and the pass/fail test. These demos cover the three most common first deployments.

Home services

After-hours request → qualified intake → Jobber or Housecall Pro → owner approval.

Walk through it

Appointments

Service question → live availability → booking or review queue → confirmation.

Walk through it

Professional services

Unstructured inquiry → qualified intake → CRM → professional review.

Walk through it

What it does

Connects your systems — Jobber, Housecall Pro, HubSpot, Follow Up Boss, Google Calendar, or a structured sheet — so ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and Grok can talk to the business
Lets a customer ask the live question (“are you free Tuesday?”, “what do I owe?”) instead of waiting on a form or a callback
Writes only what you allow: bookings, notes, statuses, payments. Refunds and cancellations stay in an approval queue
Keeps a simple log you can read: who asked, what it touched, and whether a human signed off
Staff can use the same doorway from Grok Bot, Muse, Claude, or ChatGPT — one connection, two sides of the counter

Perfect for

›Shops whose customers already live in ChatGPT or Grok and bounce when the next step is “call us”
›Owners tired of the leak being a form, a DM, or a paste into Jobber
›Teams that outgrew Zapier spaghetti and do not want a custom Discord or Telegram bot as the front door

AI models Pick one or all three

●ChatGPT, Claude, Grok — the apps your customers already open
●Grok Bot, Muse, Cursor — the desks your team already sits at, once the shop is connected
●Your system of record stays the source of truth. The doorway does not become a second CRM

What's included in the deployment

+You name the first customer action: book, pay, contact, or schedule. A paragraph is enough
+I build the doorway in your accounts, with your keys, and a written rule sheet
+We test look-up first. Writes and payments stay off until you watch it draft cleanly
+I walk you through the same ask a customer would make from ChatGPT

Pricing

One-time. Includes deployment and a private onboarding call.

Look Up $3,500

One system: CRM, Jobber, calendar, or a structured sheet
Customers can ask hours, availability, and status. You still click the write
Works in ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and Grok
Written rule sheet + owner walkthrough

Buy $3,500

Desk $7,500

Two systems that pass work (chat → CRM → calendar or checkout)
Customers can book, pay, and leave a message under your rules
Refunds and cancellations stay in an approval queue
First customer path + staff handoff in ChatGPT / Claude / Grok

Buy $7,500

Floor $14,000

Up to five systems and a written ops manual
Customer actions plus staff permissions: who can ask the AI to do what
Shared review queue + workspace install
Best when the shop and the public share the same doorway

Buy $14,000

Secure Stripe checkout · Onboarding scheduled after purchase · You own the code + credentials · One-time payment · 45-day fix-it guarantee

Your monthly cost: The doorway runs on a small VPS in your account (~$15–40/mo). ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and Cursor stay on whatever the customer or you already pay. No required retainer to me.

Why these prices?

You are buying the connection, not another chat window

vs. another Discord bot, a Zapier pile, or a “contact us” dead end after ChatGPT recommends you

Look Up is for answers

$3,500 once connects one system. A customer can ask if you are open, what you charge, or whether Tuesday is free. Nothing writes until you upgrade or approve. Right first spend if people already find you in ChatGPT and then bounce.
Desk is book, pay, and contact

$7,500 once is the usual shop build: a slot is held, a card is taken, a message lands in the CRM. That is the job a $2k Telegram bot used to fake from outside the tools.
Floor is for the whole shop

$14,000 once when customers and staff share the same doorway — permissions, a review queue, and up to five systems. Cheaper than a platform engineer and not a per-seat SaaS.
Grok without this can talk about you, not to you

The app can recommend the business. It still cannot book the job. Buy the connection, then let customers and staff use it from the AI they already open.

Start on Look Up if you only need answers. Desk is the default when customers should book or pay. Floor is for a team that will share the same doorway.

Questions about Business MCP

The general FAQ on the home page covers cross-product questions — these are specific to this surface.

What is an MCP, in normal words?

It is how a customer talks to your business from the AI they already use. ChatGPT can recommend a plumber. An MCP is what lets that plumber’s shop actually take the booking, the payment, or the message — with rules for what a stranger may do. You do not launch a new app. People keep talking to ChatGPT, Claude, or Grok.

Does this replace Grok Bot, Muse, or ChatGPT?

No. Those are the apps people already live in. This is the missing connection to your schedule, CRM, and checkout. I do not resell Grok or Cursor seats.

Will it mess up my Jobber or CRM?

Look Up cannot change a record. Desk and Floor can write only the fields we list, and anything that moves money waits for your yes. We turn writes on after you have watched a week of drafts. If it writes something wrong in the first 45 days, I fix it.

Do I need to be technical?

No. You already know the job: “book Tuesday at 10,” “send the invoice,” “tell them we open at 8.” I wire the doorway and write the rule sheet. After the walkthrough, customers ask in plain language from the AI they already use.

No-pressure first step

Not sure which one fits?
Get a free 20-min audit.

Bring one workflow you'd want automated. I'll tell you which deployment fits — and which doesn't — in twenty minutes. No pitch deck, no follow-up sequence. Useful even if you don't buy.

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A real plan, not a sales call

Which surface (Telegram, Discord, Slack, phone) fits your team, and which one doesn't.
Honest "don't buy this" if it applies

If a $99/month SaaS solves it, I'll tell you which one and how.
A timeline + price range

When I could deploy, what it'd cost, and what you'd own at the end.