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Stripe's MCP server and agent toolkit for payments, customers and docs
8.0/10
What it does Stripe MCP is Stripe's official server for connecting AI agents to the Stripe API and to Stripe's documentation and support knowledge base. When you are building payments into an app, the agent can look up the right API method, check exact parameters and read Stripe's docs, then create products, prices, payment links or checkout sessions for testing.… Read more →
Pros
- Official Stripe tooling
- Docs search included
Cons
- Use restricted keys and test mode
Pricing: Free · payments
🔥 Deal: Stripe Atlas: $2,500 in Stripe product credits for your first year after incorporation, plus $50,000+ in partner discounts (Google, Xero, Op
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Linear's hosted MCP server for issues, projects and comments
8.0/10
What it does Linear MCP is Linear's official hosted server for connecting AI agents to your Linear workspace. With it, a coding agent can find the ticket it is supposed to work on, read the details and comments, open follow-up issues for anything it finds, and update status or leave a comment when it is done. You do not have… Read more →
Pricing: Freemium · issues project management
🔥 Deal: Startup program: free Business plan access via 466+ partner VCs/accelerators/communities, or use Linear's free plan directly
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Notion's MCP server: search, read and write pages and databases
★ 4.7k · +8 this week · MIT · updated 2026-09-20
7.9/10
What it does Notion MCP connects AI agents to your Notion workspace, letting them search, read, create and update pages and databases. A coding agent can use it to pull a spec or PRD straight into its context, write release notes or a technical doc back into Notion, or update a task database when work ships. It comes in two… Read more →
Pros
- Official
- Hosted with OAuth or local
Cons
- Broad workspace access; limit it
Pricing: Freemium · notion docs
🔥 Deal: Startups: 6 months of Notion Business free (up to $12,000 value); shorter tiers for smaller teams
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Community Slack MCP server to read, search and optionally post in channels, threads and DMs
★ 1.9k · +6 this week · MIT · updated 2026-07-16
6.8/10
What it does This community Slack MCP server, written in Go, lets an agent read and search your Slack workspace. It covers channels, threads, DMs, group DMs and unread messages, and it can post only if you allow it. For developers, it gives an agent the discussion behind a feature: it can pull a bug-report thread into context before fixing… Read more →
Pros
- Covers channels, threads, DMs, unreads and message search
- Posting, reactions and mark-as-read are off by default and can be limited per channel
- Supports user OAuth, bot tokens, Enterprise Grid and GovSlack
Cons
- Headline 'stealth mode' relies on session tokens copied from your browser, which bypasses admin approval and may breach workspace policy or Slack's terms
- Not an official Slack product; several tools only work with browser session tokens
Pricing: Open source · slack chat team-communication search go