Survicate MCP

Survicate MCP lets you use Survicate from inside the AI assistant you already work in. Ask Claude what customers said about onboarding and get an answer grounded in your real survey responses, with citations. Say "draft a CSAT survey for the support team" and find the draft waiting in Survicate for you to review and launch. Pull an NPS trend, read what detractors wrote, or check what your research team has already found, all without switching tabs or exporting a single file.

It works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, assistants running inside Slack, and any other tool that supports remote MCP servers. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets AI assistants connect to tools like Survicate.

You connect once by signing in to Survicate. There are no API keys to copy. The assistant can only see what you can see in Survicate, and it can never launch a survey or delete anything.

Before you start

You need:

• A Survicate account with the User role or higher in the workspace you want to connect. Guests cannot connect. Only workspaces where you have that role appear when you connect.
• An AI assistant that supports custom or remote MCP connectors. Availability can depend on your plan with that assistant.
• If your company uses Claude for Teams or Enterprise, or ChatGPT for Teams or Enterprise, an admin on that side usually has to add the connector once before members can use it. The Connect steps say who does what.