Microsoft Clarity MCP Server

No. Microsoft publishes its own open-source Clarity MCP server, which you run locally with npx. InsightfulPipe is an independent, hosted server that queries Clarity with your project's API token. InsightfulPipe is not affiliated with Microsoft.

Microsoft's server runs on your computer with Node.js, takes your API token in the client configuration and offers three tools: dashboard queries, session recording lists and documentation search. InsightfulPipe is hosted, stores your token once and offers dashboard queries only, plus team access controls and the rest of your marketing data in the same client.

Any AI client that supports remote MCP servers. The setup guide on this page covers Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI and Codex. You can also work with the same connected projects from the terminal with the InsightfulPipe CLI.

Yes. In Claude, add https://clarity.insightfulmcp.com/ as a custom connector, click Connect and sign in to InsightfulPipe if asked. You can also add InsightfulPipe from the Claude Directory, which connects all of your linked accounts at once.

Yes. In ChatGPT on the web, open Plugins, choose Add, then Add custom MCP server, and paste the server URL. Or install InsightfulPipe from ChatGPT Plugins to connect all of your linked accounts. In a Business or Enterprise workspace, an admin decides who can add custom MCP servers.

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No. The server answers dashboard questions only. Session recordings and heatmaps stay in Microsoft Clarity, where you can open them after your assistant points you to the pages worth reviewing.

No. The Clarity MCP server is read-only. It cannot change project settings, masking rules or tracking code.

The server is read-only, so your AI cannot change your Clarity project. Owners, admins and operators choose whether each connected project exposes the action, and your AI is given exactly what they allow; anything outside it is blocked. Restricted team members only get read actions on the projects they have been granted.

Yes. Each Clarity API token belongs to one project, so add a token for every project you want to query. Your assistant can then compare projects in one conversation.

Clarity uses API tokens rather than OAuth. A project admin generates a Data Export API token under Settings, then Data Export, in Clarity, and you paste it into InsightfulPipe, which checks it with Clarity and stores it encrypted. Your AI client signs in to the MCP server with your InsightfulPipe account and never sees the token.

Microsoft limits Clarity API access to 10 requests per project per day, data from the last one to three days, and up to three dimensions per request. Queries work best when they are simple, single-purpose and name a time range. Session recordings and heatmaps are not included.

The Microsoft Clarity MCP server is included in every InsightfulPipe plan, together with all other MCP servers and the CLI. Plans start at $29.99/month and include a trial. See insightfulpipe.com/pricing for current plans.