FanFuzer MCP Server

Connect an AI assistant to your FanFuzer artist or venue account to check sales, see your audience and draft events by chatting.

What it is

FanFuzer runs a remote server for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard AI assistants use to connect to other services. Once connected, your assistant can answer questions from your live FanFuzer data and set up new paid events as drafts for you to review and publish in the app.

Connect Claude

Claude has step-by-step setup, example prompts and troubleshooting on its own page: FanFuzer for Claude.

Connect ChatGPT

ChatGPT setup, permissions and troubleshooting are on FanFuzer for ChatGPT.

Connect another MCP client

Any assistant or tool that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth can connect. Add a remote (HTTP) MCP server with this URL:

https://mcp.fanfuzer.com/mcp

Your client opens a FanFuzer sign-in page. Sign in with your artist or venue account, review the access and select Allow.

Technical details

Server URL	https://mcp.fanfuzer.com/mcp
Transport	Streamable HTTP (remote MCP server)
Authentication	OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration. Users sign in on FanFuzer's own consent page.
Scopes	email, profile
Accounts	Artist and venue (organiser) accounts. Fan accounts connect but have no events.
Permissions	Every request runs as the signed-in user, under the same database rules as the FanFuzer app.

Tools

List my events

Read only

Your events with status, date, price and tickets sold. Can be filtered by status (draft, published and so on).

Get event details

Read only

One event in full: ticket types, prices, capacity, tickets sold, and how many fans are going or interested.

Get sales analytics

Read only

Tickets sold and revenue for one event or across all your events. Venue accounts also see check-in counts.

Get audience summary

Read only

Your follower count and, for artists, active subscribers per tier. Totals only, never individual fans.

Create paid event (draft)

Creates a draft

A new paid event saved as a draft, with optional ticket types such as Early Bird and General. Fans can't see it until you publish it in the app.

Update draft event

Edits a draft

Changes the name, description, date, time, location, genre, price or capacity of a draft, or adds ticket types.

What it can't do

Publish, cancel or delete events. You do that in the FanFuzer app.
Create free events. These use your free-event allowance or the Community Plan, so they're set up in the app.
Change an event once it's published.
See fans' names, emails or any other personal details.
Touch payouts, refunds or your Stripe account.
Act for any account other than the one you signed in with.

Your data and privacy

Fans' personal details are never shared, and audience figures are totals only. What the server returns goes into your conversation, which your AI provider handles under its own privacy policy. Read more in our Privacy Policy.

Support

Building an integration or having trouble connecting? Email hello@fanfuzer.com.