Create APIs and MCP servers
Describe the task or integration you need, and Pomerado builds and deploys a hosted API or MCP rather than requiring an existing API for the target site.
Pomerado
Pomerado turns websites—including legacy portals, consumer sites, and internal tools—into hosted APIs or MCP servers for AI agents and operational workflows. Users describe a task, then build, test, and publish an integration that agents can call.
Website workflows as APIs or MCP tools
Pomerado is a developer tool for turning websites into hosted APIs or MCP servers. It is intended for agents and operational workflows that need to work with sites that lack an existing API, including legacy portals, consumer websites, vendor systems, and internal applications.
Users describe the desired workflow, while Pomerado builds, tests, and deploys an integration that an agent can call. The homepage shows read-only examples such as listing Coupa invoices by status and date and searching Airbnb for stays with specified dates, occupancy, property type, and pricing output. Pomerado also provides a keyless MCP endpoint for trying a read-only task before signing in when an account-dependent workflow is required.
Core capabilities
Connect agent clients
The homepage provides MCP setup paths for Claude Code, Codex, and other agent clients, allowing agents to discover and call website tools.
Build from a coding agent
Integrations can be built and tested through coding agents including Codex, Claude, and Cursor. The examples show the agent answering configuration questions while Pomerado handles the build process.
Work with varied websites
Pomerado is presented for legacy portals, consumer websites, internal vendor tools, public APIs, CRMs, ERPs, healthcare systems, finance workflows, and government forms where a person can use the site.
Run tested website workflows
The product describes integrations as built once, tested, and run as deterministic API or MCP calls. The examples include read-only invoice retrieval and travel-property searches.
Handle workflow changes
When a site changes during a workflow, the demonstrated Airbnb integration detected layout changes, adapted its navigation, reconnected after interruptions, and reran an HTTP test before publishing.
Practical use cases
Accounts payable and supplier portals
Create a read-only tool for a supplier portal that lists invoices by status and date range, returning fields such as invoice number, purchase order, amount, status, expected pay date, customer, and the latest comment when relevant.
Travel and reservation research
Give a travel agent a structured search tool for consumer booking sites. The demonstrated Airbnb workflow sets dates, guest count, entire-home filtering, and default ordering, then returns stays with dates and total price.
Legacy portal automation
Expose tasks from older healthcare, finance, insurance, government, or vendor portals to an internal agent when those systems do not offer a usable public API.
Internal business systems
Let a coding agent create a purpose-built integration for an internal CRM, ERP, admin application, or procurement system, with the resulting tool available to other operational workflows.
Personal and team assistants
Add website actions to a personal assistant or custom agent through MCP, starting with a read-only request and adding authenticated workflows after the user completes sign-in.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports websites without an existing API, including legacy and internal systems.
- Produces hosted API or MCP interfaces that can be connected to agent clients.
- The documented workflow includes building, testing, publishing, and running integrations rather than only browser-based interaction.
- Supports agent-assisted setup through Codex, Claude, and Cursor, with configuration questions handled during the build.
- The homepage provides a no-account, read-only path for trying the keyless MCP endpoint.
Cons
- The pricing page content was not available beyond a cookie-consent screen and a 404 message, so pricing, plan limits, and billing terms cannot be assessed from the supplied evidence.
- The source demonstrates selected workflows but does not document comprehensive site coverage, service-level guarantees, or security and compliance details.
- Some workflows require a website account or login, and the homepage indicates that users may need to complete sign-in through a Pomerado-provided link.
FAQ
What does Pomerado do?
Pomerado is designed to turn websites into hosted APIs or MCP servers. The homepage says no existing API is required, including for legacy portals, consumer websites, internal tools, and other sites that a person can use.
How do agents get started?
An agent can connect to the hosted MCP endpoint, find or build a website tool, and run a read-only task. The homepage provides setup instructions for Claude Code, Codex, and other clients, with additional guidance in the Pomerado documentation.
Can I try Pomerado without an account?
The homepage says no account is needed to try the keyless MCP setup with a read-only task. Tasks involving an account or website login use a sign-in link supplied by Pomerado.
What does a published integration produce?
Pomerado presents integrations as tools that can be built, tested, and published for agent use. The examples show outputs delivered through API or MCP calls, including structured results from Coupa invoices and Airbnb searches.
What kinds of websites can it work with?
The source demonstrates integrations for consumer websites, legacy portals, healthcare and finance systems, government and vendor portals, and internal tools such as CRMs and ERPs. Specific support and behavior depend on the target website and the task.
Quick Facts
- Product type
- Developer tool for website APIs and MCP servers
- Primary users
- AI agents, developers, and operational workflow teams
- Deployment model
- Hosted API or MCP integration
- Agent clients shown
- Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor
- Example workflows
- Coupa invoice retrieval and Airbnb property search
- Source domain
- pomerado.ai
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