Zapier MCP Integration: Deploy and Connect MCP Servers to Your Zaps
Connect Zapier to MCP servers hosted on DeployStack. Deploy your MCP server from a GitHub repository, get an HTTP endpoint, and add it to Zapier's MCP Client integration. No local installations, no Docker containers, no infrastructure to manage — just a URL you paste into Zapier.
Zapier's MCP Client integration connects to remote MCP servers and makes their tools available as triggers and actions in your Zaps. Most MCP servers on GitHub only support stdio, which means they can't be used with Zapier directly. DeployStack runs your stdio MCP server on managed infrastructure and exposes it as an HTTP endpoint that Zapier can connect to.
Deploy Any MCP Server for Zapier
Point DeployStack at a GitHub repository containing an MCP server. DeployStack detects the runtime (Node.js, Python, Docker), builds it, and gives you a direct endpoint URL with a token. Add that URL to Zapier's MCP Client integration and every tool from that server becomes available in your Zaps. When you push changes to your repository, DeployStack redeploys automatically — your Zapier workflows always use the latest version.
Simple Authentication
Each MCP server you deploy gets its own endpoint URL and instance token. In Zapier's MCP Client, use the token for authentication when connecting to your DeployStack-hosted server. One copy-paste and the connection is set up.
Use MCP Tools as Zapier Actions
Once connected, the tools from your MCP server show up as actions in Zapier. Query databases, create GitHub issues, search documentation, generate content — any tool your MCP server exposes becomes a step you can add to your Zaps. Combine MCP tools with Zapier's 8,000+ app integrations to build workflows that weren't possible before.
Track What Your Zaps Are Doing
See which MCP tools your Zapier workflows call, how often, and whether they succeed or fail. DeployStack's observability dashboard logs every tool interaction, so you can debug failing Zaps and understand which MCP servers your automations depend on.
Your Zapier account is now connected to your DeployStack MCP server. Create a new Zap, add the MCP Client integration, and select the tools you want to use. Every tool from your hosted MCP server is available as an action in your workflows.
You can connect multiple MCP servers to Zapier — each gets its own endpoint and token. Mix MCP tools with any of Zapier's built-in integrations to build multi-step automations.
Need more MCP servers for your Zaps? Browse the DeployStack catalog for popular servers or deploy your own from any GitHub repository.