Highlevel MCP

Having one MCP (Multi-Channel Platform or Multi-Connection Point) that connects to thousands of apps—similar to Rube.app —would be an extremely powerful addition to Go High Level (GHL) for several reasons: 🚀 1. Instant Expansion of GHL’s Ecosystem Right now, GHL’s integrations are growing but still limited compared to tools like Zapier or Make. If GHL built or partnered with an MCP like Rube.app , it would instantly give users access to thousands of integrations—CRMs, HR tools, payment processors, LMSs, analytics platforms, etc.—without waiting for native builds. ✅ Why it’s a big deal: Makes GHL a universal operations hub. Removes friction for users who need niche integrations. Reduces churn from users who leave due to missing integrations. ⚙️ 2. Simplifies Workflow Automation Instead of needing Zapier, Pabbly, or Make, users could automate everything inside GHL through this MCP connection. ✅ Impact: Reduces costs for users (no more third-party automation tools). Keeps automations centralized within GHL’s ecosystem. Increases stickiness and platform dependency. 🧩 3. Creates a Developer Ecosystem An MCP layer can allow developers to publish app connectors to the GHL marketplace, just like how Shopify or Notion do. This turns GHL from a software product into a platform economy. ✅ Benefits: Expands GHL’s marketplace exponentially. Encourages innovation by third-party developers. Generates new revenue streams for GHL (revenue share from apps). 💡 4. Unlocks Custom Use Cases for Every Industry For example, education clients could connect to: Google Classroom Canvas or Thinkific Zoom / Meet Payroll & HR software Student management tools Meanwhile, real estate users could plug in MLS tools, while fitness coaches could integrate Trainerize or MyFitnessPal. ✅ Outcome: GHL becomes industry-agnostic, serving every vertical with tailored automations. 🛡️ 5. Future-Proofs the Platform AI and automation are moving fast—new apps appear monthly. Instead of GHL constantly building native integrations, the MCP acts as a universal adapter, ensuring GHL always stays compatible with the modern tool stack. ✅ Strategic value: Keeps GHL competitive with HubSpot, ClickFunnels, and Zapier. Protects against obsolescence. Makes GHL a long-term operations hub for businesses. 💰 6. Monetization & Retention Boost GHL could monetize API calls or “integration packs.” More integrations = deeper embedding in user workflows = lower churn. Agencies could upsell custom automations built through the MCP. 🧠 TL;DR — Why It’s a Great Idea One MCP that connects GHL to thousands of apps turns it into the “operating system for businesses.” No need for Zapier. No need for Make. Just one ecosystem where everything connects, automates, and scales.

We need a MCP tool for being able to manage all the tags on the system. In particular list all of them. Use case: Before adding a new tag, check all available tags to see if there is a suitable one to add, rather than create a new tag. Ultimately when it comes to tags we should be able to Create Tag Rename Tag Get List of All Tags Delete Tag via MCP as well as add/remove tags to a contact.

Ability to get a list of all Smart Lists and its details. Use Case: I'm preparing an email to be sent, I want to choose which smart list to send the email to, so that can then be passed on to a tool that schedules the send of the actual email campaign.

Retrieve a list of all Workflows in the location

So that we don't have to manually connect them 1 by 1

With the MCP, make it possible to set up appointments. It would make it possible to connect Elevenlabs, make calls and set up appointments for artisans.

Get a list of campaigns, and get its detailed stats (sends, opens, clicks, etc...)

Ability to send/schedule a campaign, or a minimum draft a campaign (and send a test email) So heres the imagined flow... Drafts the campaign Sends a test email for approval Updates the campaign with any changes Schedules the send of the email (including setting the smart list(s) to send to)