Explore before connecting
Ask about public pricing, targeting, metering, or capacity without attaching a customer account. Use the answers to plan a small test.
AI-assisted workflowsReal connections.
Real connections.
Inside your AI workflow.
Bring proxy discovery and account tools into a compatible AI client. Use BusyIP’s MCP integration to understand the service, check the available options, and work with your account.
Your next perspective
Your tools Real-world context
AI-assisted workflows
A real connection is the starting point.
The useful insight is yours to discover.
Residential & mobile · HTTP & SOCKS5
The question behind the work
Less switching between a conversation and a dashboard.
An assistant is more useful when it can inspect the relevant product information instead of guessing. BusyIP’s public MCP tools expose information such as pricing, capacity, and supported targeting. Account tools become available after you authorize the connection, so private account work has an explicit boundary.
What you can check
Turn a connection into context.
Work with your account
Connect your account through the supported authorization flow to use account-scoped tools. Review the tool action before authorizing changes.
Keep execution understandable
Use MCP for the supported product and account operations. Your data collection or test client still needs its own proxy configuration.
A practical workflowStart small.
Connection quickstart Start small.
Make the result useful.
- 01
Choose a compatible client
Use an AI client that supports remote MCP over Streamable HTTP. Follow its normal process for adding a remote server.
- 02
Add the BusyIP endpoint
Enter https://busyip.com/mcp. Inspect the public tools and ask a specific question about the workflow you want to run.
- 03
Authorize account access if needed
Connect your BusyIP account for private operations. Public product discovery does not require this step.
- 04
Verify the resulting setup
Take the configuration into your proxy client, make a small request, and check the account’s usage before expanding the workflow.
Evaluate the fitMeasure what
Measure what
actually matters.
Use the trial to learn whether the available coverage, client behavior, and traffic costs fit your work. Keep the test representative of what you plan to run.
What the trial includes- The client discovers the expected BusyIP tools
- Public questions stay separate from account actions
- Targeting settings match the documented syntax
- A real test request works in the client that uses the proxy
Choose your connectionSame tools.
Same tools.
A different point of view.
Country and network targeting live in your username. Use the same account and prepaid balance for both residential and mobile traffic.
Explore the MCP integrationBefore the first runA few details
A few details
worth knowing.
Do I need an account to explore MCP?
No. Public tools can explain the product and expose public service information. Account-scoped tools require an authorized BusyIP account.
Does MCP replace the proxy endpoint?
No. MCP is the tool interface. HTTP CONNECT and SOCKS5 are the proxy interfaces used by your actual network client.
Where can I see the supported tools?
The MCP page lists the current public and account tools from the same tool definitions used by the server.
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