Six new MCP connectors for Supabase, Cloudflare, and more
TL;DR
Go HighLevel added six new MCP connectors: Short Stack, Supabase, Hubstaff, Cloudflare, AdAdvisor, and User Maven.

TL;DR
HighLevel released six new Marketplace Connector Program (MCP) connectors. No immediate action is required from agency owners.
Who this affects
HighLevel has not confirmed who is affected by these new connectors. It is unknown if specific plans or sub-account setups are required.
What changed
Six new MCP connectors went live. These are:
- Short Stack: Generates and edits video at scale.
- Supabase: Allows agents to query backend and manage database tables.
- Hubstaff: Pulls time tracking and workforce data.
- Cloudflare: Allows agents to manage DNS and analytics.
- AdAdvisor: Runs and optimizes Meta ad campaigns.
- User Maven: Tracks user behavior across funnels.
HighLevel has not confirmed any limits or plan gating for these connectors. Rollout status is also unknown.
Where to find it
HighLevel has not published the exact location for these new connectors. They will likely be found within the Marketplace or Integrations section of your agency or sub-account dashboard.
How agencies will use this
An agency could use these new connectors to streamline client operations. For example, a marketing agency managing a client's Meta ad campaigns could leverage AdAdvisor. This connector would run and optimize those campaigns directly, potentially saving time on manual adjustments. Concurrently, User Maven could track user behavior on the client's landing pages. This data would feed back into AdAdvisor, allowing for more data-driven ad optimization. Meanwhile, Cloudflare could manage the client's DNS records and provide analytics for their website performance, all without leaving the HighLevel ecosystem. This consolidates several disparate tools into a single management interface, reducing the need for constant context switching between platforms.
Our take
This is a standard update, adding more integrations to the HighLevel platform. HighLevel has not confirmed the full implications or specific use cases. Given the limited information, this is a minor update for most agencies this week.
Source: Official HighLevel announcement

