GHL MCP Server
Enables Claude to manage GoHighLevel CRM contacts, pipelines, and workflows through natural language commands.
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GHL MCP Server — No Pressure Power Washing
MCP server that connects Claude.ai to GoHighLevel CRM. Manage contacts, pipelines, and workflows by typing natural language messages in Claude.
Tools Available
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
ghl_create_contact |
Create a new contact |
ghl_search_contacts |
Search by name, email, or phone |
ghl_get_contact |
Get full contact details by ID |
ghl_list_pipelines |
List all pipelines and stage IDs |
ghl_list_workflows |
List all workflow IDs and names |
ghl_get_opportunities |
Get pipeline opportunities for a contact |
ghl_move_pipeline_stage |
Move an opportunity to a new stage |
ghl_trigger_workflow |
Trigger a workflow for a contact |
Deploy to Railway
Step 1 — Create GitHub repo
Push this folder to a new GitHub repo named nppw-ghl-mcp.
Step 2 — Create Railway project
- Go to railway.app and sign in
- Click New Project → Deploy from GitHub repo
- Connect your GitHub account if prompted
- Select the
nppw-ghl-mcprepo - Click Deploy Now
Step 3 — Set environment variables
In Railway, go to your service → Variables tab → Add Variable:
| Variable | Value |
|---|---|
GHL_API_KEY |
pit-6dc5107a-2bff-4415-922b-16d1c7f570b0 |
GHL_LOCATION_ID |
NUrUflrnfVcqSxE0nrHl |
TRANSPORT |
http |
Railway automatically sets PORT.
Step 4 — Generate a public domain
- In Railway, go to your service → Settings → Networking
- Click Generate Domain
- You'll get a URL like
https://nppw-ghl-mcp.up.railway.app
Step 5 — Connect to Claude.ai
- Open claude.ai → Settings → Integrations
- Click Add Integration
- Enter your Railway URL +
/mcp:https://nppw-ghl-mcp.up.railway.app/mcp - Name it GHL Manager → Save
That's it. Claude can now manage your GHL account from any device.
Local Development
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Create .env file
echo "GHL_API_KEY=your_key" > .env
echo "GHL_LOCATION_ID=your_location_id" >> .env
echo "TRANSPORT=http" >> .env
# Run in dev mode
npm run dev
# Build
npm run build
npm start
Example Usage in Claude.ai
"Add new lead: Sarah Johnson, 919-555-0000, sarah@gmail.com, tagged as residential"
"Find Michael Green and tell me what pipeline stage he's in"
"Move opportunity ID xyz to the Booked stage"
"Trigger the post-job follow-up workflow for contact abc123"
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