# Knit MCP
ID: 07-knit-mcp
Page: https://gtmmcps.com/tools/07-knit-mcp
JSON: https://gtmmcps.com/data/tools/07-knit-mcp.json
Documentation references: https://gtmmcps.com/docs/07-knit-mcp/
Category: MCP Layer
MCP support: official
Testing: RESEARCHED
API access: free
Last checked: 2026-09-07
Endpoint check: not-probed; date: Not recorded

A unified-API vendor that publishes hosted, serverless MCP servers for individual SaaS applications across CRM, ATS, HRIS, ticketing, accounting, calendar, email and e-sign, alongside its unified REST APIs and an LLM-tools surface for the same catalogue.

## MCP links
- https://www.getknit.dev/mcp-servers
- https://www.getknit.dev/mcp-servers/close-crm-mcp-server

## Sources
- https://www.getknit.dev/mcp-servers
- https://www.getknit.dev/pricing

## Research notes
Verified 2026-09-07 from the vendor's own catalogue and pricing pages. NO ENDPOINT WAS CAPTURED and none is claimed: the catalogue lists servers per application but the per-server connection URL sits behind the app, so this entry records where to read about the servers rather than where to reach one, and no liveness probe was run. The GTM-relevant slice of the catalogue is thin next to the HR and recruiting side: CRM servers listed include Close CRM, HubSpot and Salesforce, while the bulk of the 100-plus entries are HRIS and ATS. The pricing split is the finding worth carrying: the same vendor charges $0 to $29 a month for the MCP surface and from $499 a month for the unified REST API over broadly the same connectors, which is the first case in this file of MCP being priced as the cheap on-ramp rather than the premium tier. Knit also advertises adding a requested application within 7 days, which is a coverage claim, not a verified fact.

## Named capabilities
Tool names below are reported by sources. Their presence is not a successful call.

## CLI evidence
Status: community
- Reported install command: pip install knit-mcp; source: https://pypi.org/project/knit-mcp/

Read current vendor documentation before configuring or running commands.