For developers building AI agents and apps

Give your AI agent website superpowers.

PinglyMCP lets your agent or app check, understand, and contact public websites through MCP or REST—with explicit confirmation before a real contact action.

See your first result in minutes

Connect an MCP client or send one REST request. Start with the free ping tool, then add website understanding or intentional contact workflows when you need them.
A public website connected to an AI agent, a message, and a verified result
One connection for website discovery, understanding, and intentional contact.

Connect with MCP

For MCP-capable agents

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "pinglymcp": { "url": "http://localhost:8788" }
  }
}

Call tools/list, then ask your agent to ping example.com.

MCP connection details

Try the REST API

For scripts and applications

curl -X POST http://localhost:8787/ping \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer pmcp_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"target":"example.com"}'

Ping is free, so you can verify the connection before trying paid tools.

REST API details

From website URL to contact result

Use PinglyMCP from an MCP client or a REST API integration. The dashboard helps you manage private keys and review activity.
  • Find a contact path
    PinglyMCP looks for a public contact email or contact form on the website.
  • Send a message
    After you review and confirm, a contact request sends a real email or submits a real form.
  • See the result
    The response reports what happened, including when a submission could not be confirmed. It never promises delivery, a reply, or that the owner read it.

You stay in control

Contact workflows are external actions. Review the message and confirm before anything is sent.

Built for real integrations

Use OAuth where supported or private API keys with both MCP and REST.

Know what happened

Review request and response details, including screenshots captured during browser workflows.

More ways to work with websites

Check whether a site is reachable with Ping, or get a screenshot and page summary with Describe Website.

See what PinglyMCP does