Webflow MCP Server for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor

“Webflow MCP” points at three things. Webflow hosts its own MCP server for building and editing sites, with Designer-level tools. Developers publish community servers on GitHub. And hosted servers such as the Ryze AI one call the Webflow Data API with a site token. This page covers the Ryze AI tools and sets them beside Webflow’s server in section 06.

Each tool takes a Data API path, so one call can address a site, a page, a collection or a single item. The tool names come from the Ryze AI source; no workspace had Webflow connected when this page was checked, so the list was not seen live.

A page SEO edit, as the Data API receives it

{
  "seo": {
    "title": "Pricing for a small team",
    "description": "Plans, trial length and what each plan includes."
  },
  "openGraph": {
    "title": "Pricing for a small team"
  }
}

Webflow documents this call as a PUT on /v2/pages/{page_id} that needs the pages:write scope. The values above are placeholders for the shape of the body, not output from a site.

Publishing articles into a collection

Content Plan articles go into the collection you choose at setup. Ryze AI fills these fields on its own, and handles the rest as shown.

Publishing mode follows SEO, Preferences, Publishing in Ryze AI: Automatic is the default, Manual waits for you. Sibling pages for other publishing targets: HubSpot MCP server (blog posts) and Shopify MCP server.

In Webflow, CMS items and static pages are different resources. Items live in collections and can be saved as staged changes, published one at a time or written straight to the live site; static pages carry their own SEO and Open Graph settings. The prompts below name that difference so the agent picks the right path.

Answers come from your own site, so no sample results are shown here. Search-side data comes from the Search Console MCP server.

Step 1: connect Webflow in Ryze AI

1. 01In Webflow open Site settings, then Apps & Integrations, scroll to API access and click Generate API token.
2. 02Set CMS to Read and write and Sites to Read-only. For page SEO fixes, also set Pages to Read and write.
3. 03Click Create token and copy it. Webflow shows it once.
4. 04In Ryze AI open Integrations, click Connect on the Webflow card and paste the token.
5. 05Pick the site that hosts the blog and the CMS collection articles publish to.

Screens are in the Ryze AI Webflow guide. Webflow can also be connected from inside Claude or ChatGPT with a one-time connection link, which is refused while the workspace already holds a Webflow connection.

Claude on the web or desktop

1. 01Go to Customize, Connectors.
2. 02Click + Add, then Add custom connector. Enter Ryze AI as the name and https://connector.get-ryze.ai/mcp as the URL, then continue. Do not pick No sign in.
3. 03Click Add, then Connect, choose the workspace and click Allow connection.
4. 04Start a new chat. Claude keeps the tool list from the moment the connector is added, so if you connected Webflow afterward, remove the connector, add it again and open a new chat.

Custom connectors work on Free, Pro, Max, Ultra, Team and Enterprise, and Free holds one. On Team only Owners can add one; members then click Connect themselves.

ChatGPT

OpenAI lists custom MCP servers with full support on Business and Enterprise/Edu, on ChatGPT web only; Pro gets read and fetch actions only, so write and delete tools do not run there. On Business an admin or owner creates it. Open Plugins, choose Add custom MCP server, name it Ryze AI, enter the URL, pick OAuth, create it, sign in to Ryze AI, allow the workspace and install. Then type @ and pick Ryze AI. OpenAI’s plan wording has changed recently, so check the current article before you rely on a tier.

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http ryze https://connector.get-ryze.ai/mcp --scope user

Run /mcp, select ryze and sign in. Claude Code needs a Pro, Max, Ultra, Team, Enterprise or Console account; the free claude.ai plan does not include it.

Cursor

{ "mcpServers": {
  "ryze": { "url": "https://connector.get-ryze.ai/mcp" }
} }

Cursor asks for approval before it runs MCP tools by default, and opens a sign-in window the first time. The developer page has an Add to Cursor link and the other client configs.

Other clients

Windsurf and VS Code use the same URL in their MCP config. The Ryze AI help center says Ryze AI is a built-in app in Grok Bot’s Connect apps; if it is not listed, add it as a custom MCP server with the same URL.

Scope names from Webflow’s site token documentation; settings and actions from the Ryze AI help center, checked Nov 8, 2026. Webflow site tokens cannot reach custom code endpoints.

Removing access

In Ryze AI, open View on the Webflow card and use the trash icon. To end the token itself, delete it under API access in Webflow Site settings. In Claude, Customize, Connectors, Ryze AI, Disconnect cuts off the client side.

Three things called Webflow MCP

Webflow’s documentation says its server works inside your existing Webflow permissions and roles, and records agent changes in the site activity log. A few features, such as visual snapshots and image uploads, need the Designer open with the Bridge App connected. Source: developers.webflow.com, checked Nov 8, 2026. No community server was checked for this page.

Ryze AI and Webflow’s server side by side

As published on Nov 8, 2026. Webflow changes its server often, so check its tool list before you decide.

Which to pick: if you want an agent to build layouts, edit styles or work with components, use Webflow’s server. If the job is CMS items, page titles and meta descriptions, and publishing, and you want search and ad data in the same chat or articles published on a schedule, Ryze AI fits. Many teams can add both.

Rate limits and the publish rule from Webflow’s Data API rate limit page, CMS rules from its CMS guide, both checked Nov 8, 2026; Content Plan figures from the Ryze AI plan facts.

Ryze AI rows come from the help center; rate limit rows come from Webflow’s documentation. More answers are in the integrations FAQ.