Servana answers your agent's questions about local services
Local service businesses with ratings and prices that your assistant can look up and send an enquiry to. Listings come from public business information and from owners, and the business replies to you directly.
No coding needed. Add Servana once, then ask things like “find a house cleaner in Brooklyn for Saturday” and your assistant searches Servana for you. It asks before sending any message to a business.
Menu names can shift a little as these apps update. Developers: the server URL and config are just below.
https://servana.ai/api/mcp{
"mcpServers": {
"servana": {
"url": "https://servana.ai/api/mcp"
}
}
}Paste the URL into your assistant's connector settings, or paste the config block into its MCP config file. No API key, no signup, no approval wait.
All read tools are safe to auto-run. send_message_to_vendor reaches a real business and asks for approval first.
search_servicesMaps a free-text request to a Servana service category.
Ask your assistant: “What Servana category covers someone to fold my laundry?”
search_vendorsFinds vendors by state, city, and optional service.
Ask your assistant: “Find cleaning services in Tampa, Florida on Servana.”
get_vendorReturns one vendor's public profile, services, and pricing.
Ask your assistant: “Show me the Servana profile for that first vendor.”
estimate_service_requestGives a heuristic price range from real vendor rates in that city.
Ask your assistant: “Roughly what would a 2 hour cleaning cost in Dallas on Servana?”
send_message_to_vendorSends an enquiry to a vendor's Servana inbox, with your approval. The business replies to you directly.
Ask your assistant: “Send that cleaning vendor a message asking about Saturday availability.”
No connector needed for this one. It runs in your browser.
This calls the real search_services tool on https://servana.ai/api/mcp, the same endpoint your agent uses.
Servana is deepest in the cities below. Most other city and service combinations currently hold only one or two vendors, so a query outside these cities may return a thin or empty result. We are not a nationwide directory yet.
| City | Vendors listed |
|---|---|
| New York, New York | 151 |
| Atlanta, Georgia | 108 |
| Jacksonville, Florida | 80 |
| Los Angeles, California | 73 |
| Dallas, Texas | 72 |
| Houston, Texas | 46 |
| San Diego, California | 35 |
Categories: cleaning & organizing, personal training, med spa, yoga, laundry, and more, depending on the city. Counts are public listings, updated automatically (as of November 1, 2026), and change as vendors join.
No. The server is open: add the server URL to your agent or assistant and it can search Servana right away, with no sign-up, API key, or auth.
They map a request to a service category, search local vendors by city and service, return a vendor's public profile and pricing, give a rough price estimate from real vendor rates, and send an enquiry to a vendor's Servana inbox once you approve it. The business replies to you directly.
Any MCP-capable client that can connect to a remote server URL should work. See the setup steps above for the server URL and a sample config.
AI agents can already search Servana's directory and message vendors directly through this MCP server. Any kind of business can claim its listing, so agents find yours, not a gap. Not listed yet? The same page sets one up for free.
Claim your listing