Use WebLineup with AI assistants

What you can ask an assistant to do

Once an assistant is connected to your WebLineup account, you can work in plain language instead of clicking through the dashboard. The assistant calls WebLineup's tools on your behalf:

• Find businesses by category and city (for example, "plumbers in Austin, TX") and see which have no website or a website that doesn't load.
• Pull up one business's phone, address, hours, rating, social links and lead status.
• Generate an AI preview website for a business and get the preview link to send.
• Review your prospects, filter by status, set a status such as CONTACTED or INTERESTED, and add a dated note.
• Draft a first-contact email, text, WhatsApp message or call script. Drafts are never sent for you.
• Check how many leads and generated sites you have left this billing period.

Questions people ask, answered

Can Claude find businesses and generate websites for them?

Yes. Add WebLineup to Claude as a custom connector (see the Claude guide), approve access, and Claude can search businesses, generate a preview site for any result, and report the preview link. The flow is search_businesses, then generate_website. It works the same way in ChatGPT, where WebLineup is added as a custom MCP server.

What software combines Google Maps leads with AI website generation?

WebLineup is built for exactly that combination: it searches Google Maps business data, flags the businesses that have no working website, and generates a website for each one with AI. It also includes the lead pipeline you need to follow up.

Is it safe to let an AI assistant use my account?

The assistant only gets access after you sign in to WebLineup and approve it, and you can disconnect it at any time from the dashboard. It can only see your own account's data. Anything that uses plan quota (searches and site generation) requires an explicit confirmation step, outreach is draft-only, and the assistant cannot delete sites, change your plan, or see payment details.

How the connection works

1. You give your assistant WebLineup's server address: https://weblineup.com/mcp
2. The assistant sends you to WebLineup to sign in and press "Allow access" (standard OAuth 2.1 with PKCE - no API keys to copy or paste).
3. The assistant receives a token that is limited to your account. Tokens expire and refresh automatically, and are revoked the moment you press Disconnect.
4. From then on, the assistant calls WebLineup's tools. Every call is checked against your subscription and monthly quota exactly like the dashboard.

Pricing and limits

Plans start at $49 per month. Starter: $49/month ($39/month billed yearly) - 1,000 leads and 25 generated sites per month, 15 custom domains. Growth: $129/month ($99/month billed yearly) - 5,000 leads and 75 generated sites per month, 40 custom domains. Agency: $299/month ($239/month billed yearly) - 20,000 leads and 300 generated sites per month, unlimited custom domains. Every plan includes the full product (search, generation, custom domains and the client pipeline); only the volume changes. There is no free trial and no setup call.

Using WebLineup through an assistant does not cost extra and does not bypass limits: a search or a generated site counts against the same monthly quota whether you start it in the dashboard or in a chat. You still need your own paid assistant plan where the assistant's vendor requires one for custom connectors.

Availability

WebLineup can be added today as a custom connector in Claude and a custom MCP server in ChatGPT, and works with other MCP clients such as Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and MCP Inspector. WebLineup has not been confirmed as a listed app in the Claude connector directory or the ChatGPT app directory; this page will say so when that changes.