Webshare MCP. Control your proxy pool and bandwidth stats via conversation.

Webshare MCP Server connects your AI client right into your proxy network. This lets you manage everything from whitelisting IPs to checking quota limits—all through conversation. You don't gotta log into some dashboard just to cycle an IP or check if you're running out of bandwidth; your agent handles it all.

When you connect your AI client, you get full control over your proxy infrastructure. Here’s what you can do with the available tools:

Managing Your IPs and Access: You can see every single assigned IP address using list_proxies. That call gives you the ports, credentials, and current health status for all your proxies, even if it's paginated.

You need to audit who has access? Just run list_authorized_ips, which shows every IP currently whitelisted. If a server needs permission to use your proxies, you grant that access by running authorize_new_ip. That command adds the new IP to the whitelist without needing any passwords or manual intervention.

If an IP shouldn't have access anymore, you remove it permanently using revoke_ip_authorization, which takes a unique ID for sure. You can also export your whole list of proxy IPs at once by creating a temporary token with export_proxy_list—it’s a single request and gives you everything.

Handling Quota and Replacements: Running big data pulls means watching the numbers. First, check out your plan limits and bandwidth quotas using get_account_profile. This gives you the full overview you need before starting anything major. To track consumption over time, run get_bandwidth_stats to get historical usage and total request counts.

If an IP gets flagged or blocked mid-pull, don't sweat it; you can ask for a replacement immediately with request_proxy_replacement, but only if your account has remaining slots. Before hitting that button, check how many swaps you have left using get_replacement_quota.

Tuning Your Setup: You also gotta know what you're running against. Use get_proxy_configuration to pull the current settings for proxy rotation and backbone network details so you know if your crawlers are set up right.

Essentially, this server lets your agent act like a dedicated proxy administrator. You never have to switch screens or remember an API key just to check status. It’s all conversation. Your AI client manages the whole flow: getting stats with get_account_profile, listing every IP with list_proxies, authorizing new servers via authorize_new_ip, checking usage history with get_bandwidth_stats, requesting a swap when needed using request_proxy_replacement, and cleaning up access with revoke_ip_authorization or list_authorized_ips.

You keep the whole operation running from one chat window. It's pretty slick.