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Claude Connector

The Maverick Intelligence connector lets Claude read your identified website visitors — and, if you allow it, push them into HubSpot and adjust your hot-lead settings — without you leaving the conversation. Ask things like:
  • “Who visited our pricing page this week?”
  • “Any hot leads from fintech companies in the last few days?”
  • “Has anyone from Acme been on the site? Show me their journey.”
  • “Push that person into HubSpot.”
Connector URL
It is a remote MCP server over Streamable HTTP, so it also works with any other MCP-compatible client.

Add the connector to Claude

Pro and Max plans
  1. Go to Settings › Connectors
  2. Click Add custom connector
  3. Paste https://mcp.maverickintelligence.co/mcp
  4. Click Add, then Connect
  5. Sign in with your Maverick email — we’ll send you a link, no password needed
  6. Review the permissions and click Allow access
Team and Enterprise plansAn owner adds the connector once for the whole organization under Organization settings › Connectors › Add › Custom. Each member then connects individually from Settings › Connectors, signing in with their own Maverick email. Everyone sees only the data their own Maverick account can see.

What Claude can do

Every tool is scoped to the account you sign in with, and the connector can only ever see what that account can see in the dashboard.

Reading visitors

Most site traffic resolves to a company even when no individual is identified, so list_companies usually returns more than list_visitors for the same period. Claude is told this, and will normally mention it rather than report a person-level count as your total traffic.

Getting the data out

The read tools above return at most 100 rows a call, which is right for answering a question and wrong for moving a dataset. Ask for a file instead:
“Export every hot lead from the last 30 days and give me the download link.”
start_export runs the same pipeline as the Export button in the dashboard and produces the identical CSV. It is asynchronous — Claude gets a job id, polls get_export_status, and hands you the link when it is ready. A large account takes a minute or two.
Exports need only read access, so the API key you already have is enough. Filters, limits and the full request shape are documented under Bulk Export.
The download link lives for 15 minutes after the export finishes. If you come back to an old conversation and the link is dead, ask Claude to run the export again.

Making changes

These three tools change live data, so Claude asks you to confirm before using them, and Claude itself will normally check with you first.

Authentication

There are two ways to connect. Signing in is the recommended one.

Signing in (OAuth)

The default. Claude sends you an email link, you pick your account if your address has more than one, and you approve a list of permissions. Nothing is copied or pasted, access is tied to your own Maverick account, and you can revoke it at any time. Permissions are requested individually: Access tokens last one hour and refresh automatically in the background.

API key

For automation, or clients that cannot do OAuth, send your existing Developer API key as an X-API-Key header. See Authentication for how to create one.
API keys are read-only for the connector by default. Your mk_live_ keys were issued for a read-only REST API, so the connector will not let one write to your HubSpot or change your settings — a key you created for reporting cannot be turned into a key that edits your CRM just because it was pasted somewhere new.Write access for a specific key is enabled per key by Maverick support — contact us if you need it for an automation. For anything interactive, sign in with OAuth instead.start_export is not affected by this: an export reads your own data and hands it back as a file, so a read-only key can run one.

Agencies and partners

If you hold a domain-scoped API key — one restricted to particular client sites — the connector honours that restriction on every tool. Visitors outside your scope are not returned, and are reported as “not found” rather than as “not allowed”, so the connector cannot be used to discover which other clients exist. Use list_tracked_clients to see the sites available to your credential, then pass domain or client_ref to any read tool to narrow further. OAuth connections are account-wide, so use a scoped API key when you need a per-client boundary. start_export is the one tool a scoped credential cannot use. An export is account-wide and the export pipeline has no per-client filter, so allowing it would hand one client another client’s visitors. Export from the dashboard, or use an unscoped key.

Limits


Privacy and safety

  • Claude sees only what your account sees. Excluded domains, excluded paths and suppressed visitors stay hidden.
  • Write tools ask first. Claude confirms before touching your CRM or settings, and your MCP client prompts for approval too.
  • You can block individual tools. In Claude, open the connector under Settings › Connectors and set any tool’s permission to Blocked — a good way to allow reads while ruling out writes entirely.
  • Disconnect at any time by removing the connector in Claude, or by revoking the API key in your dashboard. Access tokens are short-lived and expire within an hour of last use.
  • Tool arguments are not logged. Request logs record which tools ran, not the page paths or company names you asked about.

Troubleshooting

Check the URL includes the /mcp path — https://mcp.maverickintelligence.co/mcp, not the bare domain. The path is part of the server’s identity, and a token issued for the bare domain will not be accepted.
Use the email address you sign in to the dashboard with. Any of your account’s registered addresses works, including secondary contacts. If you have just been added to an account, ask the account owner to confirm your address was saved.
Either you connected with an API key (read-only by default — see the warning above), or you approved only the read permission when signing in. Remove the connector in Claude and add it again to be re-prompted for the full set.
Two likely reasons. Read tools default to 25 rows — ask for more and Claude will page. And many visits resolve to a company without identifying a person; ask about companies to see the fuller picture.
The connector shares the 1,000 requests/hour limit with the REST API. A long analysis session can consume it. The limit resets on the hour.