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Soradar MCP server

Live public data from TikTok, Instagram, RedNote, YouTube, LinkedIn, Lemon8, Facebook and X, inside the AI assistants you already use. Connect once, then ask in plain language.

What it is

Soradar’s MCP server lets an AI assistant look up creators, posts and comments, search each platform and work out how a creator’s posts perform, all from live public data. It works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and other apps that support remote MCP servers.

Server URL (Streamable HTTP)

https://mcp.soradar.app/mcp

What you need

A Soradar account on the Pro plan. The server checks the plan when you connect and again on every call.

Calls spend your account’s credits, the same as a question in chat. A call that fails costs nothing, and every result says how many credits it used.

See Pro pricing

Connect your app

  1. Open Soradar in Claude’s connector directory (the button below), or in Claude go to Settings → Connectors → Browse connectors and search for Soradar.
  2. Click Connect, sign in to Soradar and allow access.
  3. In a chat, turn Soradar on from the + menu → Connectors and ask away.
  4. Not in the directory for you? Choose Add custom connector instead, name it Soradar and paste the server URL (leave the OAuth fields empty).
Open in Claude

Server URL

https://mcp.soradar.app/mcp

Any other app that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth (or a bearer API key) can connect with the same URL.

Signing in and disconnecting

Sign in with Soradar (OAuth)
Add the server URL to your app. The app registers itself automatically, sends you to a Soradar page to sign in and allow it, and then acts for your account only. There is nothing to paste.
Or use an API key
An app that can send headers may use a key from Developer → Keys instead, sent as Authorization: Bearer sk_live_….
Disconnecting
In Soradar, open Developer → MCP and choose Disconnect next to the app under Connected apps. Its access ends at once. Revoking an API key under Developer → Keys ends the connections that use it.

Tools

Eleven tools, all read-only: they never post, edit or delete anything on any platform.

  • get_usera creator profile
  • get_user_postsa creator’s recent posts
  • get_user_tagged_postsposts others tagged a creator in (Instagram) or that mention them (X)
  • get_user_followingaccounts a creator follows (Instagram, TikTok, Lemon8, X)
  • get_user_followersa creator’s followers (a sample on Instagram)
  • get_postone post in full
  • get_commentsa post’s comments
  • search_postsposts by keyword
  • search_userscreators by keyword
  • get_creator_statsengagement over a window
  • get_result_set_itemsre-read fetched pages, free

Lists come back in pages. The app passes the cursor it got back to read the next page, and re-reading pages it already fetched with get_result_set_items is free.

Example prompts

  • Compare the last 30 days of engagement for @nike and @adidas on TikTok.
  • Find RedNote posts about sunscreen from the past week and summarize the top complaints.
  • Who tagged @meshy.ai on Instagram recently?
  • Read the comments on this TikTok video and tell me what people keep asking about.

Data and privacy

The tools return publicly available social media data: profiles, posts, comments and search results. Soradar is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any of the platforms.

For each call we log what was asked (the tool and the platform), the account that made it and the credits spent, to bill it, prevent abuse and help with support. We do not see the rest of your conversation in the AI app, only the arguments it sends to a tool.

The creators, posts and searches the tools return are also saved to your account’s Library, so you can find them again in Soradar. You can turn this off on the Connect AI apps page.

Read the Privacy Policy

Support

Questions, or trouble connecting? Write to support@soradar.app.