Uber MCP. Compare fares and plan routes using specific location data.

This MCP Server gives your agent control over entire ride logistics, letting you handle planning and expense tracking without opening the actual Uber app. You use it to check costs, find available services at any spot, or pull detailed trip history for accounting purposes.

Getting Setup & Defining Locations:
You first confirm which account we're talking about by calling get_user_profile, which authenticates your connected Uber account details. If you don't want to type out an address every time—say, your office or the gym—you can use add_saved_place; just give it coordinates and a name like 'Work' or 'Gym', and it saves it for later.

You check what addresses you already have saved by running get_saved_places, which pulls a list of all those custom or predefined locations. When you only know something general, like 'Starbucks near downtown,' use get_place_autocomplete. This tool takes your raw text input and spits out structured coordinates and valid address components ready for any calculation.

Estimating Costs & Planning the Trip:
When you're figuring out a route, we don't guess. To see potential costs across multiple ride types—like comparing an UberX to a Comfort ride—you call get_price_estimate, just supplying the start and end points. If you already know exactly what product type you want, use get_ride_estimate; this calculates the specific price for that single product between two locations.

To see which services are actually available at your current spot—say, if they've pulled all the Black cars away—you run get_products, and it lists every service (like Comfort or Black) tied to a coordinate. You can also check how long you gotta wait for a car by using get_time_estimate; give it the location and product type, and it tells you the estimated pickup time.

Tracking History & Expenses:
Need to file your expenses? Don't dig through emails or receipts. You run get_trip_history, and it pulls a complete list of all your past rides. This data includes dates, where you went from and to, what product you used for the trip, and the total money spent—perfect for expense review.

The server handles everything from location setup to cost comparison and historical record pulling, letting your agent manage complex travel itineraries without you needing to touch a booking app.