Pick a port
Start with QuickBooks Online. Each tool gets its own memorable subdomain your agents can actually keep straight.
Hosted MCP
Connect once — qbo.toolports.com, next jobber.toolports.com — without babysitting local servers.
qbo.toolports.comLivejobber.toolports.comNext—.toolports.comSoonHow it works
Ports are connectors — a hosted MCP URL for each business tool — not a generic marketplace and not another local process to keep alive.
Start with QuickBooks Online. Each tool gets its own memorable subdomain your agents can actually keep straight.
No Intuit developer app on your laptop. No ngrok. No “works on my machine.” Auth lives with the port.
Paste qbo.toolports.com into Cursor, Claude, or ChatGPT. Reads are on. Writes stay gated until you opt in.
Ports
Same pattern every time: a subdomain, hosted OAuth, and an MCP endpoint built for agents — not humans clicking through five setup screens.
The first Toolports connector. Hosted, Intuit-connected, and designed so agents can read the books without a local MCP server. Writes are gated on purpose.
qbo.toolports.comField service is next. Same idea: a stable hosted port at jobber.toolports.com — not a live integration today.
jobber.toolports.comReserved patternSticky SaaS that still lacks a strong first-party MCP. We expand where agents already work, not with a catalog of everything.
*.toolports.comA port per toolWhy hosted MCP
If you only need Intuit or Claude’s free single-company QBO connector, use that. Toolports is the hosted port you point at once and stop babysitting.
qbo.toolports.com today. jobber.toolports.com next. Agent-friendly URLs you can remember, share, and paste into a config without hunting a tunnel.
The port holds the connection. You are not running a local MCP process, refreshing tokens by hand, or debugging “it works on my laptop.”
Read-only out of the box. Writes are gated so an eager agent cannot surprise your ledger.
Built by someone who already shipped a working QuickBooks Online MCP — Intuit-connected, not a pitch deck. The live port is the proof.
Flat monthly per connected org. No usage-metered agent tool calls. Early access pricing — we will not invent token-savings math.
QBO first. Field service next. Then other verticals that still make agents talk to sticky SaaS the hard way.
Connect MCP
Any MCP-compatible client that can hit a remote URL. Paste the endpoint, complete hosted OAuth, and leave the local server off.
https://qbo.toolports.comEarly access
Self-serve signup is the intent. Join the waitlist if you are running agents against QuickBooks — or want field service next.
Simple monthly per connected org — early access pricing.
FAQ
A hosted MCP connector with a stable subdomain. Ports are connectors into real business software — not a marketplace of every MCP server, and not a local process you have to keep running.
That free single-company connector is a good fit if it already covers you. Toolports is for operators who want a hosted URL per tool, hosted OAuth, read-only defaults, and a path beyond one QuickBooks company / one accounting tool.
Reads are on by default. Writes are gated — you opt in when you want an agent to create or change records. Safer for production books.
No. QuickBooks Online at qbo.toolports.com is the live port. Field service is next on the roadmap. We will not pretend those connectors exist yet.
Simple monthly per connected org — early access pricing. Not usage-metered agent tool calls. There is no public price table yet; join the waitlist.
No. We are starting with QBO and then field service. If you need healthcare compliance first, this is not the right port yet.
https://qbo.toolports.com — copy it into Cursor, Claude, or another MCP client. See the docs for client-specific steps.