Six New HighLevel MCP Connectors Live Now

TL;DR

HighLevel has launched six new MCP connectors. These integrate AI agents with Shortstack, Supabase, Hubstaff, Cloudflare, AdAdvisor, and UserMaven. No immediate action is required unless you plan to use these integrations.

Who this affects

This update affects agency owners and SaaS entrepreneurs looking to extend HighLevel's AI agent capabilities. It is relevant for those who use or plan to use any of the newly integrated platforms: Shortstack, Supabase, Hubstaff, Cloudflare, AdAdvisor, or UserMaven. HighLevel has not confirmed who specifically is affected.

What changed

Six new MCP connectors are now live within HighLevel. These additions expand the range of external platforms that can be integrated with HighLevel's AI agents. The new MCP connectors include:

• Shortstack
• Supabase
• Hubstaff
• Cloudflare
• AdAdvisor
• UserMaven

Each new connector enables specific functionalities for AI agents:

• AI agents can now connect with Shortstack to work with video content.
• AI agents can connect with Supabase to interact with backend data.
• AI agents can connect with Hubstaff to manage and process time tracking information.
• AI agents can connect with Cloudflare to work with DNS settings and configurations.
• AI agents can connect with AdAdvisor to manage ad campaigns.
• AI agents can connect with UserMaven to work with product analytics data.

HighLevel has not confirmed any limits or plan gating associated with these new connectors. The rollout status is also not confirmed by HighLevel.

Where to find it

HighLevel has not published the exact location of these new MCP connectors within the product. Typically, new connectors are found within the Integrations section or AI-related settings for AI agent configuration.

How agencies will use this

An agency running client ad campaigns could leverage the AdAdvisor connector. For example, an agency might build an AI agent designed to monitor client ad campaign performance via AdAdvisor. This agent could be configured within a sub-account to review key metrics daily. If the agent detects a performance drop, such as a significant increase in CPA, it could trigger a workflow in HighLevel. This workflow might then create an internal task for the account manager, send an alert to the agency owner, or even draft a preliminary client update explaining the situation, all based on data pulled directly from AdAdvisor by the AI agent.

Our take

This is a major update for agencies and SaaS companies aiming to deepen their automation and AI capabilities. The expansion of MCP connectors broadens the scope of what HighLevel AI agents can interact with. While the immediate impact depends on whether you utilize these specific platforms, it signals HighLevel's continued investment in making AI agents more versatile. This is a significant step toward more powerful, integrated AI workflows, even if specific use cases rely on further development by agencies.