Reads
Answer straight away. Nothing changes.
- Structure, content, widget schemas and dynamic tags
- Assets, components, resources, default styles and guides
Websites · MCP server
Build Elementor sites with reviewed changes.
MegaMCP is a hosted Elementor MCP server that lets Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor read document structure and content, widget schemas, dynamic tags, assets, components, resources and builder guides and propose draft page creation, compositions, elements, settings, classes, variables, default styles, components and separately gated publishing and temporary previews that you approve.
Rolling outSite setup and verification required.What this meansRequires a supported Elementor installation and verified site connection. Credentialed live-site acceptance remains a launch gate; no separate MegaMCP app approval from Elementor is claimed.
Live demo
Ask in plain English. Your AI reads Elementor with real MegaMCP tools, then hands you a plan. Nothing moves until a person clicks Approve, and supported changes can be undone.
Tools in this example
elementor_readReads live dataelementor_proposeProposes a change planInspect this client's homepage and prepare a new hero headline.
elementor_readDoneauthorized document structure and contentelementor_proposeWaiting for approvalplan readyThe exact Elementor request is ready for review against captured document state. Publishing remains a separate, admin-gated proposal.
Approval submits the reviewed request once. Check the result in Elementor before proposing publication.
What your AI can do
Connect Elementor's official MCP server through MegaMCP. Inspect page structure, validate compositions and review every edit, with client scopes and separate publishing controls. This list comes straight from the running product: 3 read tools and 1 write tool.
Answer straight away. Nothing changes.
Each one returns a plan with a diff. Nothing moves until a person approves.
Every mutation requires approval. Fixed site/client binding, optional document allowlist and separate admin gates for global changes, publishing and anonymous previews. Uncertain writes cannot replay; no automatic undo. Global snapshots have partial CSS coverage.
Plus complete diff previews, human approvals and the flight recorder on every connection. Live changes require a paid plan.
| What it does | Tool id | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Elementor operations | elementor_list_operations | Read |
| Read Elementor | elementor_read | Read |
| Validate Elementor composition | elementor_preview_composition | Read |
| Propose Elementor change | elementor_propose | Change |
Example prompts
Paste any of these into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor once Elementor is connected.
“Show this Elementor site's available tools and document scope.”
“Inspect the homepage structure and hero content.”
“Validate this hero composition without saving it.”
“Prepare a draft landing page for review.”
“Prepare a hero headline update for this client's approved document.”
“List the reusable components available on this whole-site connection.”
“Prepare a draft component with explicit draft publication status.”
“Show the exact publishing payload and pending autosaves before I approve.”
Setup
About two minutes for Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. Nothing to install.
Start a free workspace and open Connections. Enable official Elementor MCP on a supported WordPress and Elementor installation. Connect the same user's WordPress application password, configure Elementor's exact MCP endpoint in MegaMCP, select scope, verify and enable its separate account.
Every app uses the same server URL.
https://megamcp.com/api/mcpTry “Show this Elementor site's available tools and document scope.” Reports answer straight away. Anything that changes Elementor comes back as a plan for you to approve.
Safety
The same loop guards every MegaMCP connection: ask, see the diff, approve, undo.
Elementor write tools never touch Elementor directly. They return a plan, and a person approves it in the dashboard, or in chat if an admin allows it.
Every plan lists each change with its before and after values, so you see exactly what will move before it does.
Supported changes reverse through a separately reviewed undo plan. Anything that can't be undone is marked before you approve it.
Platform checks stop stale edits, and the flight recorder logs every tool call, plan and approval, with who did it and from which AI app.
| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 09:14 | elementor_list_operations |
| 09:15 | Plan created by Claude |
| 09:16 | Approved by Ana |
FAQ
Yes. As of October 2026, Elementor publishes an official MCP server for its V4 builder and setup documentation for custom clients. MegaMCP connects to that site-hosted server with the existing WordPress application password and adds client scopes, document limits, policy gates and human approvals. Availability depends on the installed version, WordPress permissions and Elementor license.
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server lets AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor use Elementor through tools. MegaMCP's hosted Elementor MCP server gives your assistant 3 read tools and 1 write tool for document structure and content, widget schemas, dynamic tags, assets, components, resources and builder guides, and every change waits for a human approval.
Yes. MegaMCP is a remote MCP server with OAuth sign-in, so one URL works in ChatGPT (as an app, with developer mode on), Claude (as a custom connector), Cursor, Claude Code and VS Code. Your AI app's own plan decides whether it can add custom MCP servers.
Yes, with your approval. It can propose draft page creation, compositions, elements, settings, classes, variables, default styles, components and separately gated publishing and temporary previews changes. Each one comes back as a plan with a line-by-line diff and waits for a human before anything moves. Every mutation requires approval. Fixed site/client binding, optional document allowlist and separate admin gates for global changes, publishing and anonymous previews. Uncertain writes cannot replay; no automatic undo. Global snapshots have partial CSS coverage.
Enable official Elementor MCP on a supported WordPress and Elementor installation. Connect the same user's WordPress application password, configure Elementor's exact MCP endpoint in MegaMCP, select scope, verify and enable its separate account. Elementor V4 support, user permissions and Pro license apply.
Reading Elementor is free on MegaMCP's Free plan (100 reads a day, no card). Approved changes are included in every paid plan, from $19/month after a 5-day free trial, with unlimited runs and no credits. MegaMCP adds no markup: any subscription or API usage with the vendor stays between you and them.
Your Elementor credentials are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) and bound to their connection, and MegaMCP never trains AI models on your data. Your AI only sees the accounts you switch on, members limited to certain clients only see those clients, and every tool call lands in the flight recorder.
5 days. On the house.
No credit card to start. Every workspace comes with a sandbox ad account, so you can watch the whole ask, diff, approve, undo loop before you connect anything real.
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