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Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Use the VoiceCheap MCP server when you want an AI tool to search the public VoiceCheap documentation and API reference instead of relying only on memory. This is the easiest way to help an AI understand how VoiceCheap works today.

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What this MCP server is for

  • Grounding answers in the public Documentation and API Reference tabs
  • Letting AI tools retrieve current VoiceCheap terminology, workflows, and API guidance
  • Sharing one public docs source across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, and other MCP clients

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What it does not do

  • Access private projects, team data, or account state
  • Run translations, uploads, or publishing jobs
  • Expose internal repo notes, requirements, or unpublished operational docs

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MCP server URL

The VoiceCheap public docs MCP server is hosted at: https://voicecheap.ai/docs/mcp
VoiceCheap intentionally keeps this MCP surface focused on the published public docs. Internal requirement files, changelogs, and private operational notes are not part of the hosted server.

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Connect from the docs UI

Use the contextual menu on any page to connect quickly:
  • Copy MCP server URL
  • Add MCP
  • Connect to Cursor
  • Connect to VS Code

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Connect to AI tools

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Connect in Claude

1

Open custom connectors

In Claude, go to the connectors settings page and choose the option to add a custom connector.
2

Add the VoiceCheap MCP server

Use:
  • Name: VoiceCheap
  • URL: https://voicecheap.ai/docs/mcp
3

Enable it in chat

Once connected, enable the connector inside the conversation where you want Claude to use the VoiceCheap docs.

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Search coverage

The hosted VoiceCheap MCP server is intended for the public docs experience. In practice, that means the searchable surface is the published page set in the docs navigation, not the private internal repo notes that also live under docs/.