Sales and marketing MCP servers grouped by job, with pricing checked from vendor pages

CartographerLife725 · reddit · 2026-09-23

A Reddit user compiled a MCP server list for sales and marketing, grouped by job rather than ranked, with pricing taken from each vendor's own page (as of Sep 17). The author maintains one aggregator server, Treg (disclosed, kept out of the list).

People/email finding: Apollo (OAuth/API key, eats plan credits — Apollo's own docs suggest setting credit-consuming actions to approval-required); Hunter (50 free credits/month, cheapest way to watch agent behavior); Exa (no key to start; email enrichment at $0.02, phone at $0.07); Monid (prepaid, 1,700+ tools, scraping/media heavy).

CRM: HubSpot official OAuth with read/write on contacts, companies, deals, tickets; requires registering a developer app. SEO data: Semrush official (also a ChatGPT app; Semrush One/SEO Classic or API customers only); DataForSEO open source, npx, pay per request — ugly to set up, cheap to run. Web data: Firecrawl (1,000 free credits/month, then $16/mo for 5,000 annually); Apify ($5 free, then compute units plus Actor pricing). One connection to everything: Composio (1,500+ tools, managed OAuth, 100k free calls/month then $29); Hyper (marketing bundle with ad platforms, GA4, Klaviyo at $49/mo).

The author also flags the hidden cost on nobody's pricing page: context token consumption. Expose every endpoint as its own tool and it grows with the catalog (Hyper); expose search-then-call and it stays constant at 40 or 3,000 endpoints (Apify). Either way, disable tools you don't use.

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