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Reply.io MCP server
Sequences, contacts and sales engagement campaigns in Reply.io, through Reply.io's hosted MCP server.
How it connects
- Runs on
- Reply.io's own MCP endpoint
- Connects with
- Credentials you paste in once: API Key
- Category
- CRM
What Statio adds
- You choose which of its tools each agent may call. A tool you hold back is removed from that agent's tool list, and a call to it is refused.
- The credentials stay encrypted in Statio, so they never sit in an agent config file.
- Every call is recorded with the agent that made it, when, how long it took and whether it succeeded.
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Lock down your first tool in minutes.
Three MCP servers, one of them hosted, and 10,000 calls a month, free and without a card. If you outgrow it the next plan is $19.
Two steps: create your account, then install the desktop app on each machine that runs an AI client.
- Keys encrypted at rest, never handed to an agent
- Cancel anytime, nothing is deleted
- How Statio handles credentials