Ask,
and your AI assistant just knows your hosting

JetHost MCP Server links the AI assistant you already use (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and others) to your hosting account. Ask a question the way you’d say it out loud, and it checks your services, invoices, domains, email, traffic and more. And can even publish your sites, always scoped to your account and only with your permission.

Your login, your rules Read-only by default Disconnect any time
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You ask

“Which of my domains renew next month, and what will they cost?”

Your assistant answers
Two renewals next month: example.us on Jul 9 ($13.99/yr) and Maverick Plan on Jul 28 ($263.88/yr).

Connect once, then just talk.

No new dashboard to learn and nothing to install on your account. You hook up the assistant you already use, approve what it may see, and start asking.

1

Pick your assistant

Works with the AI tools you already use: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Lovable and more.

2

Log in & approve

You sign in at JetHost with your usual login and two-factor security, and approve exactly what the assistant may see.

3

Just ask

Talk to your assistant in plain language. It works out what to check and answers — no commands to learn.

Real things people ask it

These are written the way you’d actually say them. You don’t pick commands or learn any syntax: you ask, and your assistant works out the rest.

Billing & account

Never miss a renewal

“Which of my services and domains renew in the next 30 days, and what will each one cost?”

A tidy list of what’s due, by date, with the price of each.

Billing & account

Reconcile a charge

“I see a payment from last month — what was it for? Break it down and tell me which domain or service it covered.”

A plain-English breakdown of any invoice and what it paid for.

Billing & account

Catch up on a ticket

“Do I have any open support tickets? Summarize the latest reply on each one.”

A summary of every open ticket and its most recent reply.

Billing & account

One-glance health check

“Give me a full overview of my account: services and their status, domain expiry dates, unpaid invoices and open tickets.”

Your whole account — services, domains, bills and tickets — in one answer.

Site health

Diagnose a down site

“My site example.com is showing a 500 error. Check the error log for the last hour and tell me what’s failing.”

It reads the error log and tells you, in plain words, what broke.

Site health

Find the noisy 404s

“What are the top broken (404) links on example.com this month, and where is the traffic coming from?”

Your top broken links this month and where the clicks came from.

Site health

Investigate a slow day

“My account felt slow yesterday. Show my usage this month day by day and flag anything unusual.”

Your usage day by day, with the unusual days called out.

Grow & launch

See where visitors come from

“Summarize this month’s traffic for example.com: total visits, top pages, top referrers and visitor countries.”

A readable monthly recap of visits, pages, referrers and countries.

Grow & launch

Name and host a new idea

“I’m launching a bakery brand. Suggest a few available domains and tell me which plan includes one for free.”

Available domain ideas, prices, and which plan throws one in free.

Grow & launch

Compare plans for me

“Compare your hosting plans and recommend one for a small WordPress site with moderate traffic, with the annual price.”

A recommendation for your case, with the yearly price.

Domains & email

Verify DNS delegation

“Are example.com’s nameservers pointed at JetHost? And when does the domain expire?”

A clear yes/no on where your domain points, plus its expiry date.

Domains & email

Edit a DNS record

“Show the DNS records for example.com, then add a TXT record for domain verification.”

It shows your records and adds the one you need — after you confirm.

Domains & email

Check your WHOIS details

“Show the registrant and admin contact on record for example.com so I can confirm they’re up to date.”

The contacts on record, so you can check they’re still current.

Domains & email

Manage a mailbox

“List the mailboxes on example.com, then create a new one, jane@example.com, with a 2 GB limit.”

Your mailboxes listed, and new ones created on request.

For developers

Ship a static site

“Deploy my portfolio from my GitHub repo (main branch) to example.com, then confirm what’s now live.”

Your site live from a Git repo, with confirmation of what’s deployed.

For developers

Roll back a bad deploy

“Show the deploy history for example.com and roll it back to the version from before today’s deploy.”

Your deploy history, and a one-step rollback to a known-good version.

For developers

Deploy a private repo

“I want to deploy my private repo to example.com. Set up a deploy key, tell me what to paste into GitHub, then deploy.”

Guided setup for private repos, then a clean deploy of your branch.

WordPress Ste

Launch a New Site

“Install WordPress on blog.example.com and give me a link to log in to the admin dashboard.”

A ready-to-go WordPress site and a first-login link, without ever opening the control panel.

WordPress Ste

One-Sentence Maintenance

“Update all the plugins on example.com and clear the cache.”

Every available update applied at once, plus a freshly cleared cache.

WordPress Ste

Make Changes Safely with Staging

“Make a test copy of example.com. I’ll review it, then push it live.”

A test copy, a preview of the changes, and publishing only after you confirm.

WordPress Ste

Back Up Before You Risk It

“Back up example.com before we touch the database.”

A fresh backup, a database export if you need one, and a way to roll back to the previous state.

WordPress Ste

Manage Your Team

“Create an Editor account for Maria on example.com.”

A new user with the right role, and permissions you can change anytime.

WordPress Ste

Find and Install a Plugin

“Find a good SEO plugin and install it on example.com.”

A well-suited plugin from the official directory, installed and activated in a single conversation.

WordPress Ste

Replace Old URLs

“Replace all the old URLs in the content on example.com with the new domain.”

First a count of everything that will change, then the replacement, only after you confirm.

WordPress Ste

Quick Admin Access

“Log me in to the admin dashboard on example.com.”

A one-time, short-lived login link, with no password sharing.

Everything is set up in your client area.

You connect from Authorized AI assistants in your JetHost client area: it pre-fills these values for you. You log in as usual, with your existing two-factor security, and approve exactly what the assistant can access.

Server address
https://mcp.jethost.com/mcp
Fair-use rate limits and a few usage limits apply. See the current limits in your client area.

JetHost MCP v2: More Control Over AI Access

With the new Advanced Token Manager, you decide who can access what. Create separate access keys for employees, developers, or partners and define exactly what they’re allowed to do.  

  • Individual access keys: Give each person access without sharing your main JetHost login credentials.
  • Granular access control: Choose specific client accounts, services, domains, tools, and cPanel modules.
  • Time-limited access: Set an expiration period and revoke keys at any time.
  • OAuth and API tokens: Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and other compatible AI tools.
  • Activity logs: See who performed each action using the access you provided.

JetHost MCP v2 is designed for web agencies and studios, as well as customers working with developers or external specialists. Give each person only the access they need and adjust their permissions at any time.

Explore it in your Client Area: МCP Server – Advanced Token Manager.

JetHost MCP now manages your WordPress site

JetHost MCP is now fully integrated with JetHost WP Manager. This means you can manage your WordPress sites directly through your AI assistant, using simple, everyday language.

  • Install and manage WordPress: Create new installations, staging copies, backups, and restore your sites.
  • Manage plugins and themes: Search, install, activate, deactivate, and update plugins and themes.
  • Keep WordPress up to date: Check and update the WordPress core, plugins, and themes.
  • Manage users: Create users, change roles, and control access to your site.
  • Work safely with staging and backups: Test changes in a staging environment, review them, and publish them live when you’re ready. And more!

Connect your AI assistant to your client area and manage your WordPress site easily and efficiently.

You stay in charge of every connection

Scoped to your account

Every request reads only data that belongs to you. The assistant can never reach another customer’s services, invoices or sites.

You approve what’s shared

A consent screen lists the exact permissions before anything is granted — inside your client area, with your existing login and 2FA.

Read-only by default

The large majority of things it can do only read. The few that change your account — like publishing a site or editing email — each need their own permission, and your assistant should confirm with you first.

Short-lived access

Access lasts just 15 minutes at a time and renews quietly in the background. Nothing is stored that you can’t take back.

Revoke any time

Manage or disconnect any assistant from Authorized AI assistants — revoking instantly cuts off its access.

JetHost on Your side:
Your FAQs Addressed

It’s a secure bridge between the AI assistant you already use: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and others, and your JetHost account. Ask a question in plain language and it can check your services, invoices, domains, email, traffic and support tickets, and even publish your sites: all on your behalf and scoped only to your account.

Any assistant that supports remote connectors — including Claude Code, Claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Cursor, ChatGPT and Lovable. You connect each one once from your client area, and from then on it can answer questions about your account in plain language.

No. There’s no new dashboard and nothing to install on your hosting. You connect the assistant you already use, approve what it may access, and ask questions the way you’d say them out loud — there are no commands or syntax to memorize.

Only if you let it. Most of what it does is read-only and never changes anything. The few actions that do — like publishing a site or editing email and DNS — need their own explicit permission that you grant on the consent screen, and your assistant should confirm with you before making any change.

Access is short-lived — 15 minutes at a time — and renews automatically in the background. Nothing is stored that you can’t revoke whenever you want.

Open Authorized AI assistants in your JetHost client area, where you can manage or disconnect any assistant. Revoking takes effect instantly and immediately cuts off that assistant’s access.

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