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Which intent and signal tools have MCP servers?

The short answer

18 of the 28 signals & intent entries in this directory have an MCP server: 17 built and maintained by the vendor and 1 built by somebody else. 5 are free to start and 10 need a contract before anybody gets an API key.

Signals are the trigger layer: the thing that starts an agent's loop rather than something it calls halfway through. Coverage here is decent and the access gate is the harder problem.

Tools that try to answer "who is about to buy, and how do you know." The category splits cleanly into two eras: the legacy enterprise intent-data incumbents (6sense, Demandbase, Bombora, HG Insights) sold on annual contracts with no self-serve path, and a newer wave of visitor-ID/job-change/ API-first tools (RB2B, Warmly, Crustdata, TheirStack, PredictLeads) built for solo operators with free tiers and documented MCP servers.

The ones an agent can call

The rest of the category

10 entries here had no server found, or the check could not settle it. That is not a verdict on the tools. It is a statement about what an agent can reach today.

The gate, which is the second question

Counted 2026-08-25. Source file 05-signals-intent-abm.md, content sha256 e3bfa54c3797c2bb...

Sources

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