HighLevel's own MCP server

HighLevel MCP, original endpoint

The original HighLevel MCP endpoint is included with your account and exposes about 36 named tools for calendars, contacts, conversations, opportunities and more. It reads records and acts on them, but it has no workflow tool at all, so it cannot build a workflow. It is where almost everyone should start.

Open the docs help.gohighlevel.com/support/solutions/articles/155000005741-how-to-use-the-highlevel-mcp-server
services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/
Official Included with your account 36 named tools No workflow authoring
Maintainer HighLevel
Cost Included with your account
Licence Nothing to licence, nothing to host, no third party in the middle.
Auth Private Integration Token, one sub-account, plus a location header on every request. HighLevel describes this as one sub-account per connection.
Read, act, or build Read and act. Not build. There is no workflow tool in the set at all.
Tools it claims 36 named tools
Where it stops At the second sub-account, and at anything that needs building rather than reading.
Worth knowing

An older HighLevel help article still documents an earlier, smaller tool set. It is stale.

Setting it up

How to set it up, and the thing that trips people up

Generate a Private Integration Token inside the sub-account you want to reach, ticking only the scopes it needs. Point your AI client at services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/ and send two headers: the token as Authorization and the location id as a location header.

The single most common failure is a client that cannot send a custom header. If your client only offers OAuth fields, a static token has nowhere to go. Try the v2 endpoint, which supports OAuth, or run a local bridge that holds the header for you.

Claude Code takes a header flag directly. Cursor and VS Code take a headers block in a JSON file, though the top level key differs between them (mcpServers versus servers), which is a frequent copy and paste slip.

This is a quick overview, not a full step by step. Full setup for the Real Wave server is on realwave.com/mcp-server.

Where it stops

Where this one stops working

At the second sub-account, and at anything that needs building rather than reading.

This is the ceiling every option on this list that reads and acts runs into, and it belongs to the API rather than to this one project. Where free stops sets out why, with five dated sources you can open yourself.

Sponsored by Real Wave, which sells a paid GoHighLevel MCP server. It is on this list on the same terms as everything else and has no free tier.
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