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WooCommerce MCP Server

MCP server exposing 101 WooCommerce REST API tools so AI clients can manage products, orders, customers, coupons, shipping, taxes, settings and reports.

  • Community
  • Local or hosted
  • API key

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ecommerceguide summary

WooCommerce MCP Server connects AI clients to a WooCommerce store's REST API, exposing 101 tools for products, categories, variations, orders, refunds, customers, coupons, reviews, shipping zones, tax rates, webhooks, settings, system status and sales reports. It runs via npx or Docker over stdio, or in HTTP mode with a bearer token or Auth0 OAuth 2.1. Authentication uses WooCommerce consumer key and secret. Setup is documented for Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Cursor. MIT licensed, maintained by Amit Gurbani.

Why it stands out

Community-maintained server covering 101 WooCommerce REST tools, with a read-only environment flag and per-tool safety annotations.

What WooCommerce MCP Server does

ecommerceguide editorial
  • 101 tools spanning catalogue, orders, customers, tax and reports
  • Read and write access, with a WOOCOMMERCE_MCP_READ_ONLY flag to block writes
  • Install with npx -y @amitgurbani/mcp-server-woocommerce, or build the Docker image
  • HTTP transport uses MCP_AUTH_TOKEN bearer or Auth0 OAuth 2.1
  • 7 MCP resources and 5 guided prompts for multi-step store workflows
  • Tool annotations mark read-only, destructive and idempotent operations
  • Community project by Amit Gurbani, TypeScript, MIT licence

How ecommerce teams could use it

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Illustrative scenarios written by ecommerceguide from the product's documented capabilities. They are not customer case studies.

  1. A DTC brand running WooCommerce on WordPress

    Staff want stock and pricing changes made from Claude Desktop instead of the admin UI

    Intended outcomeThe server exposes list, get, create and update tools for products and variations using the store's consumer key and secret

  2. An agency developer looking after several WooCommerce client stores

    Each store needs its own credentials and scoped access from Cursor

    Intended outcomeSeparate mcpServers entries point at different site URLs, with read-only mode available for exploration

  3. A WooCommerce merchant handling refunds and reviews

    Order triage and refund processing run through an AI assistant

    Intended outcomeGuided prompts for process_order, handle_refund and moderate_reviews orchestrate the relevant order, refund and review tools

Who it suits

ecommerceguide editorial

Best for

You run WooCommerce on WordPress and want Claude Code, Claude Desktop or Cursor to read and write store data through an MIT-licensed server you host yourself.

Probably not for

You are not on WooCommerce, need a hosted endpoint rather than npx or Docker, or want a non-technical interface instead of REST API keys.

Business size
Any stageFree and MIT licensed, self-run against any WooCommerce store's REST API credentials, with no stated audience bound.

Technical details

From the vendor's own pages

From the server's repository, documentation and MCP directory listings.

What an agent can do
Manage products, Orders, Inventory, Customers, Shipping and fulfilment, Analytics, Product content, Store development
Transport
stdio (local), HTTP (remote)
Authentication
API key, OAuth, TokenWooCommerce consumer key/secret env vars; HTTP mode needs MCP_AUTH_TOKEN bearer or Auth0 OAuth 2.1.
Package
@amitgurbani/mcp-server-woocommerce (npm)
Language
TypeScript
Licence
MIT
Repository last updated
5 May 2026

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Third-party data
Install command
npx -y @amitgurbani/mcp-server-woocommerce

Command as listed on the repository README, not tested by ecommerceguide. Check the repository README (opens in a new tab) for configuration and credentials before running it.

Works with

Ecommerce platforms and services

Systems this server reads from or writes to.

Often used alongside

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Categories and use cases

Sources

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