You’re talking with your AI assistant about a new service you want to offer. You’ve worked out the description, the price, and what customers need to know. Now you can ask it to put that service on your website.
We’re introducing Landingsite MCP, a new way to build and manage Landingsite websites from an AI assistant. Connect your account, describe what you want, and your assistant can work on the site with you. Agencies can use the same connection to create sites for prospects while they automate their outreach.
From an idea to a website change
The conversation can start wherever you are in your business. If you need your first website, tell your assistant what you do, who you serve, and what the site needs to include. Landingsite can build a site from that description and give you a preview to review.
If you already have a site, ask for the next thing it needs: an updated service description, a new page, a different photo, or a change to your opening hours.
For example:
“Add a page for our new garden maintenance service. Include weekly and monthly options and a form to request an estimate.”
Your assistant can pass that request to Landingsite, follow the edit as it runs, and bring back the preview. You can ask for another change in the same conversation. When you’re happy with the result, tell your assistant to publish.
For agencies: create a prospect’s website before the first conversation
If your agency is automating outreach, a working website preview gives you something concrete to show a potential client. Your AI agent can create a new Landingsite site directly from a prospect brief, then return the preview link for your outreach workflow.
Start with a shortlist of businesses and the details your agent needs: the business name, services, location, and the goal of the site. Ask it to build a tailored site for each prospect. For example:
“Create a new Landingsite website for each business in this shortlist using the briefs I’ve provided. Return the preview links and draft a short, personalized introduction for each prospect.”
Your agent can use Landingsite to build the sites, while your outreach tools handle delivery. Review the previews and messages, then include the links in your outreach. When a prospect responds, use the same conversation to refine the site around their feedback.
You can try this workflow with up to three free sites. Agency plans lift that three-free-site limit, so you can keep creating sites for new prospects as your outreach grows. See our agency plans for details.
Check what’s happening in your business
A website also brings in inquiries and orders. The connection gives your assistant access to supported business information for your site, so you can ask questions about it in plain language.
Try:
“Show me the inquiries from my website this month and summarize what people are asking for.”
Or:
“Review my recent orders and tell me which ones still need attention.”
You can use the results to decide what to do next. If several people are asking the same question, ask your assistant to draft an FAQ answer and add it to your site. If you’re preparing a promotion, work through the message together and turn it into a page.
What MCP means
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It gives AI assistants a standard way to connect to tools and services. For Landingsite, that means your assistant can request a real website change or retrieve information from your account while you stay in the conversation.
Landingsite supports ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and other compatible apps that connect to remote MCP servers. Coding agents can use the connection too. Our connection page has setup options for your assistant.
Review your changes before they go live
Website edits appear in a preview first. You can inspect the result and request revisions before publishing.
You choose the permissions when you connect your account, and the assistant works within your Landingsite access. Actions such as refunds, subscription cancellations, and voiding invoices require your confirmation in the Landingsite app.
There’s no additional charge for the MCP connection. Website edits use your existing editing credits, and publishing requires a paid Landingsite plan.
Connect and make your first change
Visit landingsite.ai/mcp, choose your assistant, and sign in to your Landingsite account. You don’t need to create or copy an API key.
Then give it one useful task:
“Find my Landingsite website and help me add a page for our newest service.”
Bring the idea. Your assistant and Landingsite can help you put it on the web.
And yes, we wrote this announcement using Landingsite MCP connected to ChatGPT. Including this sentence.
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