Best social media MCP servers

Who offers an MCP server, how they charge, and where we fit.

The list

SocialScrape first because this is our site; the rest alphabetical. Not ranked. A service is listed only when its own page says it offers this. Facts retrieved 2026-10-29 and linked in each cell.
ServiceWhat its page says about an MCP serverHow it chargesEntry price
SocialScrapeAn MCP server for agents, in early access with the API.One-time packs and monthly plans.Starter pack: $15 for 5,000 credits ($3.00 per 1,000). Starter plan: $15 a month for 6,500 ($2.31 per 1,000).
ApifyRuns an MCP server at mcp.apify.com that lets agents find and run Actors. SourceMonthly platform plans. Each Actor sets its own pricing: pay per event, pay per usage, or both. SourceStarter: $19 a month ($17 on annual billing) with $19 of platform usage. Free: $5 of usage a month, no card. Source
ScrapeCreatorsLists an MCP server for Cursor, Claude and VS Code. SourceOne-time credit packs, pay as you go. SourceFreelance: $47 for 25,000 credits ($1.88 per 1,000). Business: $497 for 500,000 ($0.99 per 1,000). Source
SocialKitDescribes a hosted MCP server, and no-code connections for Zapier, Make and n8n. SourceMonthly plans, yearly billing at 30% off, and pay as you go (rates not stated). SourceStandard: $29 a month for 12,000 credits ($2.42 per 1,000). Free plan: 20 credits a month. Source
SocialPipeLists an MCP server in its navigation and footer. SourceMonthly plans of credits. Usage stops at the allowance and is never billed as overage. SourceStarter: $20 a month for 12,000 credits ($1.67 per 1,000). Pro: $50 for 31,000. Scale: $200 for 125,000. Source

Our limits

Ours is in early access with the API. See MCP for agents. All of our endpoints are in beta, so shapes may still gain fields.

What to check

  • What a credit buys. Credits are not the same size across services.
  • Whether credits expire, and whether failures and repeats are billed.
  • How the server reports spend to the agent.

See MCP for agents. Pricing is on the pricing page.

Questions

How was this list made?

A service is on it only if its own pages say it offers this. We link each fact, and we leave out anything a page does not state. We do not rank or rate.

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