What Can Pocketsflow MCP Do? All 291 Tools Explained

Pocketsflow MCP lets an AI app run your whole digital product store: it has 291 tools in 45 groups, covering products, checkout, orders, email, memberships, analytics, team and migrations. You connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor once at www.pocketsflow.com/mcp, and the AI can then do almost anything you do in the Pocketsflow dashboard, by asking in plain words.

What an MCP tool is

An MCP tool is one action an AI app can call in another piece of software. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard behind it. When you say "make a $29 product", Claude calls Pocketsflow's create_product tool, and the product appears in your Pocketsflow store. Each Pocketsflow tool maps to a real store action, so the AI changes your store instead of writing instructions for you.

Pocketsflow MCP tools by store area

Pocketsflow groups its 291 MCP tools by feature. The chart adds the 45 groups into four store areas: selling (products, checkout and orders), recurring revenue, marketing, and admin (analytics, migrations, team and account).

Products, pricing and checkout

Pocketsflow's product tools create, edit, price and delete products, and search_store finds anything by name. Launch pricing has 14 tools on its own: flash sales, price steps that rise as copies sell, and fair prices by country. A/B tests (7 tools) compare two versions of a page and declare a winner. Checkout tools make payment links with create_checkout_session, add upsells, bundles, order offers and payment plans, and set up abandoned checkout emails.

Orders, refunds and delivery

Pocketsflow's order tools list orders and customers, tag buyers and keep notes in the customer CRM. Refund tools issue and track refunds; the Pocketsflow setup prompt tells the AI to ask you before it refunds anyone. Delivery tools control download limits, PDF stamping (the buyer's email, order number and date on every downloaded PDF) and limited drops. License key tools disable, enable or reset a key's activations, which matters for software sellers.

Subscriptions, memberships and courses

Memberships are the largest single Pocketsflow group, with 17 tools: members, posts, community threads and moderation. Subscription tools pause, resume or cancel a plan, and usage billing tools report usage and change seat counts. Retention tools find subscribers at risk and manage save offers. Course tools edit course settings, quizzes and certificates.

Email marketing

Pocketsflow's email tools write, schedule and send newsletters, resend a post to people who did not open it, and test two subject lines. Segment tools build lists such as "bought in the last 30 days", and signup form tools create forms for your site. A paid newsletter can be set up and synced from the same chat.

Growth: affiliates, reviews and loyalty

Pocketsflow's growth tools set affiliate tiers, create tracked links, split revenue with a co-creator, run a loyalty program with points and store credit, and moderate reviews and testimonials. An attribution survey asks buyers where they heard of you, and the report shows the answers. The link-in-bio tools edit your Pocketsflow creator page.

Analytics, data and migrations

Pocketsflow's analytics tools answer questions like "how did this week compare with last week?" with revenue, net revenue, MRR, funnel steps, revenue by source and repeat buyer cohorts. Google Sheets sync and webhooks send your sales to other tools. Migration tools (12 of them) import products and customers from another platform or a CSV, with a dry run first.

Team, agencies and account

Pocketsflow's team tools invite people and set what they can do. Agency tools let one AI work across client stores, and partner tools track referrals. Account tools read your plan with get_entitlements, so the AI knows which features your Pocketsflow plan includes before it tries one.

What Pocketsflow MCP cannot do

Pocketsflow keeps payouts and bank details out of the MCP server: an AI cannot withdraw your balance or change where you get paid. Every change the AI makes shows up in your Pocketsflow dashboard. Each connection is an API key named "MCP: <app>", and deleting it disconnects that AI. Switch the dashboard to test mode before you connect to practise with no real money.

How to try Pocketsflow MCP

1. Create a free Pocketsflow account. The MCP server is included on every plan.
2. Add www.pocketsflow.com/mcp to your AI app as a connector.
3. Sign in to Pocketsflow and click Allow access.
4. Ask: "Show me what you can do in my Pocketsflow store."

Setup guides cover Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. For the bigger picture, read what agentic commerce is.