Claude
On the web and the desktop app.
- Open Settings, then Connectors.
- Choose Add custom connector, name it Locate and paste:
https://app.locatenext.com/mcp
- Choose Connect and sign in to Locate.
Connect Locate to Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. Ask for the homeowners in a ZIP code, a list, a cleanup or a price, and Locate does the work on its own servers, with your account.
Add Locate with this addresshttps://app.locatenext.com/mcp
Homeowners in ZIP 44104
1,144homeowners
Works in
Your AI sees the count and a page of homeowners, not thousands of rows. Big lists stay in Locate, so you aren’t spending AI credits on reading them.
On the web and the desktop app.
https://app.locatenext.com/mcp
On the web.
https://app.locatenext.com/mcp
Run this in your terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http locate https://app.locatenext.com/mcp
Then type /mcp in Claude Code, choose Locate and sign in.
Run these in your terminal:
codex mcp add locate --url https://app.locatenext.com/mcp
codex mcp login locate
The second one opens your browser to sign in to Locate.
Add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:
{"mcpServers": {"locate": {"url": "https://app.locatenext.com/mcp"}}}
Cursor asks you to sign in the first time you use it. Signed in to Locate, the AI page has a one-click Add to Cursor.


Your AI app asks Locate for access and you approve it, signed in to your own account. It works only in your workspaces.
Your AI gets the answers to what you ask: a count, a page of owners, a list’s name. Nothing more.
Locate’s AI page lists every connected app. Disconnect one there, or make an access key for an app that can’t sign in and revoke it later.
Your AI app uses its own credits to talk with you. Searching, saving and cleaning happen on Locate’s servers, and a big list stays in Locate instead of filling your chat.
Claude on the web and desktop, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. Other apps that connect to remote MCP servers can use the same address.
Yes. Your AI uses the same homeowner search, lists and exports as Locate itself, with your account’s access.
The same as in the app: $49 a month, plus $0.17 per search with results from your prepaid balance. No results, no charge. Finding homeowners and building lists add nothing per search, and connecting an AI app is free.
Some do. Other property data companies have published MCP servers and AI connections too, so compare what each one lets your AI do, what it charges for, and whether it asks before spending. Locate’s connection finds homeowners, builds and cleans lists, prices a skip trace and runs it after you say yes.
No. Your AI shows you the price first, and Locate tells it to start only after you say yes. Most AI apps also ask you before they use a tool that changes anything.
Get started at $49 a month, then connect Locate to the AI app you already use.