Super.com

Name: Super.com MCP Server
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Author: Super.com

Travel4 toolsNo Auth Required

Super.com's travel MCP server exposes 4 read-only tools with no sign-in: three hotel rate searches and one experiences lookup limited to ten US cities. Verified live 2026-08-18.

Verified connector

Listed by Anthropic as a partner connector in its Connectors Directory.

Connection checked by Agentman on 18 August 2026.

Anthropic states this reflects the level of review a connector received, not a security audit.

Connect Super.com via MCP

https://www.super.com/travel/mcp

Works in any MCP-compatible client. In Agentman Studio it is one click — no config file to edit.

Super.com Tools & Capabilities (4)

get_rates_for_hotelRead-only

Search for hotel rates at a specific hotel for given dates. This tool provides a comprehensive view of ALL available room options and rates for a particular hotel. It returns detailed information about multiple room types, their individual prices, and amenities. The tool will return: - Hotel details (name, location, star rating, amenities) - ALL available room types and their individual rates - Hotel images - Direct booking links Use this tool when you need to compare different room options or see the full range of available rates. Note: This tool is more comprehensive but may be slower due to the detailed search process. Example: Search for rates at "Los Angeles Marriott" for a two-night stay next month.

get_lowest_price_for_hotelRead-only

Get the lowest available price for a specific hotel for given dates. This tool provides a quick, focused view of the SINGLE cheapest available rate for a particular hotel. It returns only the lowest-priced room option with basic hotel information. The tool will return: - Hotel details (name, location, star rating, amenities) - SINGLE lowest available price (before and after tax) - Room type for the lowest price - Hotel images - Direct booking links Use this tool when you need a quick price check or want to find the best deal without comparing multiple options. Note: This tool is much faster but provides less detail than get_rates_for_hotel. Example: Get the lowest price at "Los Angeles Marriott" for a two-night stay next month.

get_rates_for_cityRead-only

Search for hotel rates across multiple hotels in a city for given dates. This tool helps you compare hotel options in a specific city. It searches for available hotels and their rates, making it easy to find the best deals. The tool will return: - List of available hotels in the city - Each hotel's star rating and amenities - Price comparisons (before and after tax) - Hotel images and direct booking links Example: Search for hotels in "Los Angeles" for a two-night stay next month.

get_experiences_for_cityRead-only

Find bookable experiences (tours, attractions, tickets, day trips) in a Super.com city. Use this tool when a traveler is planning activities for their trip and wants ideas for things to do at their destination. For example, a user asking "what are some fun things to do in Las Vegas this weekend?" or "find me a tour in New York" should hit this tool. The response includes deep links so the user can review and book each experience on Super.com. Only ten United States destinations are supported. The tool will return a validation error for anything else - do not call it for unsupported destinations: Chicago, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, New York, Orlando, San Diego, San Francisco, Washington D.C. The tool will return: - The resolved city's display name and city code - A link to browse the city's full experiences listing on Super.com - A list of experiences with title, hero image, and a direct link to each one Provide either the city display name (e.g. "Miami") or its city code (e.g. "MIA"). Do not use this tool for hotel search or for destinations outside the supported list. Example: A user planning a trip to Orlando asks for things to do - call this tool with city="Orlando" to surface theme park tickets, tours, and attractions.

Read from the server on 2026-08-18, including each tool's own safety annotations.

Limits

No booking, no payment, no account access. Every tool is annotated readOnlyHint: true, and no schema accepts a passenger name, a payment method or a booking instruction. Super.com's help article calls the connector search-only. Booking is a link you follow.
Experiences cover ten US cities and nothing else. Anywhere outside Chicago, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, New York, Orlando, San Diego, San Francisco and Washington D.C. returns a validation error, per the tool's own description.
The either-or city rule is not in the schema. get_experiences_for_city has an empty required array while its description demands one of city or city_code. A call naming neither passes JSON Schema validation and fails at the server.
Two of the four city codes are not airport codes. LVS and SAD are Super.com's identifiers for Las Vegas and San Diego. A client substituting LAS or SAN will be rejected.
idempotentHint and openWorldHint are absent on all four tools. The server makes no statement either way. Absent is not false — treat repeat-call equivalence as unspecified, and note that hotel inventory is external and changing regardless of what the annotations say.
Prices are not quotes. Rates move between calls and the connector offers no hold mechanism.
The prompt and resource capabilities are declared and empty. initialize advertises both; both listings return nothing.
The directory's prompt name is a placeholder. Anthropic's entry lists prompt_names as ["NA"] against a server serving zero prompts.
No published rate limit. Super.com publishes no rate limit for this connector that we could find, and we observed no 429 behaviour. Absence of a published limit is not a promise of none.
The directory's documentation link is malformed. It is a double-encoded help-centre search URL carrying raw <mark> highlight markup, captured from a search-results page rather than the article itself. The underlying article exists and we read it, but the link does not open as published. The bare https://www.super.com/help is no substitute — it is a JavaScript search shell that serves no article text without the article identifier.
We called no tool. Our probe was initialize, tools/list, prompts/list, resources/list and resources/templates/list. Every behavioural claim above comes from the schemas, the annotations, the capability block or Super.com's own help article — never from a live search. We do not call travel tools that query real inventory.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Super.com MCP server need an account or sign-in?

No. We opened an anonymous handshake against the endpoint on 2026-08-18 and the server returned all four tool definitions without any credential. Super.com's own help article states there is no login or account connection required. Anthropic's directory records the connector as no_auth, and our live probe matches that.

Can Claude access my Super.com account or bookings through the connector?

No. Super.com's help article states the connector is search-only and that Claude does not reach your account, your bookings, or personal information. The live schemas support that: no tool accepts a customer identifier, a login, or a payment method. Every tool is annotated readOnlyHint true.

Can the Super.com MCP server book a hotel for me?

No. All four tools are annotated readOnlyHint true and destructiveHint false, and each returns a booking link rather than a reservation. Super.com's help article describes the same flow: you tap the link and complete the booking on Super.com yourself. The connector ends at the shortlist.

Which cities does the Super.com experiences tool support?

Ten United States destinations only: Chicago, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, New York, Orlando, San Diego, San Francisco and Washington D.C. The tool description says it returns a validation error for anything else. Hotel search carries no such restriction and accepts any city name.

What is the difference between the two Super.com hotel rate tools?

Coverage against speed. get_rates_for_hotel returns every available room type and rate for one hotel, and its description warns it may be slower. get_lowest_price_for_hotel returns only the single cheapest room with basic hotel details, and its description calls it much faster but less detailed.

Does the Super.com MCP server offer prompts or resources?

It declares both capabilities and serves neither. On 2026-08-18 the initialize response advertised prompts and resources with listChanged true, then both listings returned empty arrays. Anthropic's directory compounds this by listing a single prompt name of NA, which is a placeholder string rather than a real prompt.

Are Super.com hotel prices from the connector a guaranteed quote?

No. Rates and availability are live external inventory that changes between calls, and the server publishes no price-hold mechanism. Treat every figure as a snapshot taken at call time. Super.com's help article directs you to review details and complete booking on its own site, where the binding price is shown.