Installation
Connect an MCP-compatible AI assistant to Faurya MCP using OAuth.
Install and connect Faurya MCP
Use this guide to connect an MCP-compatible AI assistant to Faurya through the remote OAuth MCP endpoint.
Prerequisites
- A Faurya account.
- At least one eligible Faurya site.
- MCP access enabled in Faurya settings.
- An MCP client that supports remote Streamable HTTP servers and OAuth.
- Permission to authorize the selected Faurya sites.
Universal connection information
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| MCP server name | Faurya |
| MCP server URL | https://mcp.faurya.com/mcp |
| Authentication | OAuth |
| Transport | Streamable HTTP |
Connection flow
- Open the AI client's connector, integration, or MCP settings.
- Add a custom remote MCP server.
- Enter
https://mcp.faurya.com/mcpas the server endpoint. - Start the OAuth connection.
- Sign in to Faurya if required.
- Enable global MCP access if it is disabled.
- Select all sites or specific sites.
- Select feature permissions.
- Approve the connection.
- Return to the AI client.
- Run a test prompt.
- Confirm the connection appears in Faurya MCP settings.
Third-party AI client menus and plan availability can change. Look for custom connector, integration, remote MCP server, or tools settings.
ChatGPT
If your ChatGPT plan exposes custom connectors or remote MCP servers, add a custom connector, enter the Faurya MCP endpoint, complete OAuth, then return to ChatGPT and refresh the tool list.
Suggested test prompt:
List the Faurya sites available to this connection.Claude
If your Claude plan supports remote MCP connectors, add a remote/custom MCP server, enter https://mcp.faurya.com/mcp, approve OAuth in Faurya, and return to Claude.
Suggested test prompt:
Show a traffic summary for the last seven days.Perplexity
If your Perplexity plan supports custom connectors or remote MCP tools, add Faurya as a custom remote server, complete OAuth, and refresh the tool list.
Suggested test prompt:
Compare visitors and conversions this week with the previous week.Grok
If your Grok plan supports custom MCP connectors, add the remote server URL, complete OAuth approval in Faurya, and return to Grok.
Suggested test prompt:
Show the available tracking setup for my Next.js website.Generic MCP clients
Use these values when a client asks for manual configuration:
{
"name": "Faurya",
"url": "https://mcp.faurya.com/mcp",
"transport": "streamable-http",
"auth": "oauth"
}Then run:
List my saved funnels.Managing the connection in Faurya
The Faurya MCP settings page shows global MCP enablement, eligible sites, connected clients, last-used status, site access mode, feature permission badges, and revoked/active state. Users can edit a connection's site access and feature permissions or revoke the connection entirely.
Disabling global MCP access makes existing connections unusable until global access is enabled again.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | What to check |
|---|---|
| OAuth request expired | Restart the connection from the AI client and approve again. |
| Global MCP disabled | Enable MCP access in Faurya settings. |
| No eligible sites | Confirm the Faurya account owns or can access an eligible site. |
Multiple sites but no siteId | Run faurya_list_sites, then retry with the correct siteId. |
| Access denied | Confirm the connection includes that site and feature permission. |
| Owner-only action rejected | Some team, widget, or settings operations require site owner access. |
| Read permission missing | Add the feature's read permission to the connection. |
| Write permission missing | Add the feature's write permission where writes are supported. |
| Revoked connection | Reconnect through OAuth. |
| Client cannot reach endpoint | Confirm the client supports remote Streamable HTTP MCP over HTTPS. |
| Client supports local MCP only | Use a client that supports remote MCP servers and OAuth. |
| Tool list did not refresh | Disconnect/reconnect or refresh the client's tool catalog after changing permissions. |