About memberpass
memberpass is an MCP server for creators using Subscriby to manage community monetization. It exposes account, project, subscription, payment, support, and analytics operations, with each tool marked for read or write effects.
Key features
- 01Project and connector management
- 02Plans, subscriptions, and access grants
- 03Member, payment, and coupon management
- 04Support inbox and Copilot knowledge
- 05Revenue, referral, and recovery analytics
Use cases
- 01Configure connector access for a project
- 02Review member subscriptions and payments
- 03Manage recovery, referrals, and payouts
MCP support
The hosted MCP server connects MCP clients such as Claude, Cursor, and VS Code to a Subscriby workspace. It provides 217 tools, with OAuth 2.1 or scoped personal access token authentication.
Configuration
Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.
https://mcp.memberpass.netclaude mcp add --transport http net-memberpass https://mcp.memberpass.net{"mcpServers":{"net-memberpass":{"type":"http","url":"https://mcp.memberpass.net"}}}Open in Cursor{"servers":{"net-memberpass":{"type":"http","url":"https://mcp.memberpass.net"}}}Open in VS Code{"mcpServers":{"net-memberpass":{"type":"http","url":"https://mcp.memberpass.net"}}}{"mcpServers":{"net-memberpass":{"serverUrl":"https://mcp.memberpass.net"}}}Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.
https://mcp.memberpass.netAuth requiredTools
Details
From the project READMESubscriby MCP Server
Connect Claude, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP clients to your Subscriby workspace.
What is Subscriby?
Subscriby is a connector-based community monetisation platform — creators sell access to the channels, groups and servers a connector gates, with projects, tiered subscriptions, access codes, and analytics. Learn more at subscriby.net.
What this MCP server exposes
217 tools across your own account (who the token belongs to, its team, plan capabilities, connected accounts and alert routing, the notification centre, an export of everything it holds, and its standing in the Partner Program: the code and links, the commission ladder, the referrals, the ledger and the payouts, with the payout rail written but never read back, and its Transaction Fees ledger: every fee Subscriby charged it, line by line and added up per month, with the invoice that billed each, and its Copilot Credits, the prepaid pool that pays for Subscriby Copilot past the monthly free allowance: the balance split into free and paid, the statement, a pack to buy on a Stripe Checkout page and the auto top-up and cap), the Connectors Marketplace (every connector in its lane, what each can do and the form that connects it) and a project's connector installations (read them with their health; install, verify, configure, disconnect, and uninstall them after an impact preview), projects and their portal design (the look of the portal page: read the published document and the draft, change its keys, publish or discard), plans and pass windows, subscriptions and their access grants, the hand-arranged perks still to deliver, the Disaster Recovery ledger (incidents, recoveries and their undo state, roll calls, allowances, readiness) and its controls (failover settings, standbys and their mirror, chat pickers, undo, reminders, the handover mail), coupons, Smart Links (a tracked address per channel with its three addresses to share and the funnel behind it), Revenue Recovery (the grace window with its ladder in words, the cancellation screen's offers and the feedback it gathered, the recovery sequences with their steps and the passages members made through them, the checkout ledger, and the figures the dashboard card shows), the Referral Program (the programme, its affiliates, their referrals, the reward ledger and the payouts the creator records), subscriptions, members and their connected accounts, the support inbox (conversations, saved replies, settings with the two switches that let Subscriby Copilot answer members), Knowledge (what a project has taught Subscriby Copilot: questions with their answers and documents sent as text, each marked for members or for the team alone), access codes, payment methods, payments, broadcasts, resources, bots, teams, webhook endpoints and deliveries, and analytics. See the full catalog at docs.subscriby.net/mcp/v1/tools-reference. Every tool declares whether it only reads or may change data, so a client can ask before running a destructive one.
Connect from Claude
Add https://mcp.subscriby.net as a custom connector in claude.ai or Claude Desktop, or run claude mcp add --transport http subscriby https://mcp.subscriby.net in Claude Code, then sign in when asked. Follow docs.subscriby.net/mcp/v1/connecting-claude-desktop.
Connect from Cursor
Follow docs.subscriby.net/mcp/v1/connecting-cursor.
Connect from VS Code
Follow docs.subscriby.net/mcp/v1/connecting-vscode-claude.
Connect from ChatGPT Desktop
Follow docs.subscriby.net/mcp/v1/connecting-chatgpt-desktop.
Authentication
Two credentials work on the same endpoint:
- OAuth 2.1 — the client discovers the authorization server from the
401challenge, registers itself dynamically (RFC 7591) and sends you to Subscriby to sign in and authorize; PKCES256is required, access tokens last an hour and refresh tokens rotate. The connection acts as you, on the team you are working in. Nothing to copy. - Personal access token —
Authorization: Bearer sbt_…, minted athttps://app.subscriby.net/settings/tokenswith only the abilities and team scope you choose.
See docs.subscriby.net/mcp/v1/authentication.
Required token abilities
Every tool enforces one ability; an OAuth connection satisfies them all as the signed-in creator, a personal access token only those it carries. See docs.subscriby.net/api/v1/abilities.
Rate limits
See docs.subscriby.net/api/v1/rate-limiting.
Error envelope
See docs.subscriby.net/api/v1/errors.
Async jobs
See docs.subscriby.net/mcp/v1/async-jobs.
Security
See SECURITY.md.
Status & versioning
See CHANGELOG.md. The version field in server.json is the canonical version published to the MCP Registry.
License
MIT.
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