OwnerRez MCP Server
Connects OwnerRez property management data to MCP clients, enabling natural-language queries about bookings, check-ins, guest messaging, expenses, and webhooks.
README
OwnerRez MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol server that connects OwnerRez to Claude (Cowork / Claude Desktop) and any other MCP client. Ask about bookings, see who's checked in, message guests, record expenses, and manage webhooks — in natural language. Built with Python + FastMCP.
⚠️ Community project, not affiliated with OwnerRez.
Quickstart
New here? QUICKSTART.md gets you to a working connection in two commands.
The fastest path — no clone, no venv — using uv:
This same server works in any MCP client — Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Cline, Zed, and more. Add the standard block below to your client's MCP config (QUICKSTART.md lists each client's config file location and the few that use a different key):
{
"mcpServers": {
"ownerrez": {
"command": "uvx",
// Before a PyPI release, run straight from GitHub:
"args": ["--from", "git+https://github.com/buildwithmanag/ownerrez-mcp", "ownerrez-mcp"],
// After `pip`/PyPI publish this becomes simply: "args": ["ownerrez-mcp"],
"env": {
"OWNERREZ_USERNAME": "you@example.com",
"OWNERREZ_TOKEN": "your_personal_access_token"
}
}
}
}
Restart your client and the OwnerRez tools appear. That's it.
Prefer to run from source? See Install from source.
What it can do
Tools
| Tool | Purpose | Endpoint |
|---|---|---|
list_bookings |
Bookings changed since a time; filter by status / property / arrival window | GET /v2/bookings ✅ |
get_booking |
Full detail for one booking | GET /v2/bookings/{id} ✅ |
who_is_staying |
Who's checked in right now, per property | derived ✅ |
list_properties / list_owners / find_guest |
Reference lookups | GET ✅ |
list_quotes / list_payments / list_refunds / list_fees |
Financial reads | GET ✅ |
list_messages |
Messages in a thread (by threadId) |
GET /v2/messages ✅ |
send_message |
Reply to a guest (write) | POST /v2/messages ✅ |
list_webhook_subscriptions |
List webhooks | GET ✅ |
create_webhook_subscription / delete_webhook_subscription |
Manage webhooks (write) | POST/DELETE ✅ |
list_open_messages / get_message_event / mark_message_handled |
Inbound-message inbox, fed by the webhook receiver | local store ✅ |
Resources: ownerrez://properties, ownerrez://owners
Prompts: draft_checkin_message, draft_guest_reply
Verified against the live API — two OwnerRez limitations to know: there is no public expense-creation endpoint, and no endpoint that lists message threads. Inbound guest messages arrive via webhooks — subscribe to the
messagecategory withcreate_webhook_subscription, then use the event'sthreadIdwithlist_messages/send_message. Bookings and guests are bounded by a "since" time, not by stay dates.
Example prompts
- "Who's checking in this weekend?"
- "Who's currently staying at the Beach House?"
- "Draft a check-in message for the guest arriving tomorrow at Cabin 3."
- "Show me all payments on booking 84213."
- "List the messages on thread 55123 and draft a reply."
Authentication
Pick whichever fits — the server prefers OAuth if both are set.
Personal Access Token (simplest for one account). OwnerRez → Settings → API
→ Personal Access Tokens. Set OWNERREZ_USERNAME + OWNERREZ_TOKEN.
OAuth (for multi-account / distribution). Create an OAuth app in OwnerRez,
set OWNERREZ_CLIENT_ID + OWNERREZ_CLIENT_SECRET, then run the built-in helper:
ownerrez-mcp auth
It opens the authorize page, captures the redirect locally, and prints the
OWNERREZ_ACCESS_TOKEN to save.
Real inbound messages (webhook receiver)
OwnerRez has no endpoint to poll for open conversations — inbound guest messages
are delivered by webhooks. This package ships a small receiver that captures
them into a local store so list_open_messages becomes a real inbox.
# 1. Install the optional extra and run the receiver
pip install "ownerrez-mcp[webhook]"
ownerrez-mcp webhook # listens on 0.0.0.0:8000
# 2. Expose it on a public HTTPS URL (any tunnel works), e.g.
# ngrok http 8000 -> https://<something>.ngrok.app
Then register that URL (via the MCP tool or any client):
create_webhook_subscription(url="https://<something>.ngrok.app/", category="message")
Now incoming guest messages land in the store, and in your agent you can ask
"show my open messages" (list_open_messages), reply with send_message using
the message's thread_id, and mark_message_handled to clear it.
Config: OWNERREZ_STORE (db path, default ~/.ownerrez-mcp/messages.db),
OWNERREZ_WEBHOOK_HOST / OWNERREZ_WEBHOOK_PORT, and an optional
OWNERREZ_WEBHOOK_SECRET (sent as X-Webhook-Secret or ?secret=) to reject
unauthenticated posts. Always run behind HTTPS.
Safety: read-only mode
Set OWNERREZ_READ_ONLY=1 to hard-block every write tool (messaging, expenses,
webhook changes). Great for letting an assistant explore your data without any
risk of it messaging a guest or mutating records.
Verify against the live API
ownerrez-mcp probe # read-only checks (safe)
ownerrez-mcp probe --probe-writes # also tests the expense POST endpoint with
# an invalid body (creates nothing)
The output tells you exactly which endpoints your token can reach and whether
expense creation is WRITABLE or NOT SUPPORTED.
Install from source
git clone https://github.com/buildwithmanag/ownerrez-mcp
cd ownerrez-mcp
python -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e ".[dev]"
cp .env.example .env # fill in your credentials
ownerrez-mcp probe # sanity-check connectivity
Point your MCP client at the venv's executable:
{
"mcpServers": {
"ownerrez": {
"command": "/path/to/ownerrez-mcp/.venv/bin/ownerrez-mcp",
"env": { "OWNERREZ_ACCESS_TOKEN": "..." }
}
}
}
Configuration reference
| Variable | Default | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
OWNERREZ_ACCESS_TOKEN |
— | OAuth access token (preferred) |
OWNERREZ_USERNAME / OWNERREZ_TOKEN |
— | Personal Access Token (Basic auth) |
OWNERREZ_READ_ONLY |
0 |
Block all write tools when truthy |
OWNERREZ_MAX_RETRIES |
3 |
Retries on 429/5xx |
OWNERREZ_TIMEOUT |
30 |
Request timeout (seconds) |
OWNERREZ_BASE_URL |
https://api.ownerrez.com/v2 |
API base URL |
OWNERREZ_CLIENT_ID / OWNERREZ_CLIENT_SECRET |
— | OAuth app creds (for auth) |
Development
ruff check . # lint
pytest # tests
See CONTRIBUTING.md. Every tool returns a structured
{"ok": ...} envelope, follows OwnerRez v2 pagination, redacts secrets from
errors, and retries transient failures.
License
MIT — see LICENSE. API reference: https://api.ownerrez.com/help/v2
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