Tixel

Name: Tixel MCP Server
Availability: InStock
Author: Tixel

E-commerce3 toolsNo Auth Required

Search live events, browse fan-to-fan ticket resale listings and check prices and seats from your AI agent. 3 read-only tools, no sign-in, checkout stays on tixel.com.

Verified connector

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

Connection checked by Agentman on 16 August 2026.

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

Connect Tixel via MCP

https://mcp-v1.tixel.com/mcp

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

Tixel Tools & Capabilities (3)

search_eventsRead-only

Find concerts, festivals, sports games, and shows available on the Tixel marketplace. Use for both specific queries ("Olivia Dean London", "Coldplay 2026") and broader exploration ("pop concerts in London this month"). Returns upcoming events; pass an event's tixelSlug to list_event_listings to fetch tickets.

list_event_listingsRead-only

Show available ticket listings for a specific event on Tixel — prices (incl. buyer fee), seat sections, quantity per listing, and the deep link to complete the purchase on tixel.com. Each listing represents a contiguous batch of seats sold together by one seller. Call search_events first to get the tixel_slug.

get_listing_detailsRead-only

Fetch full per-seat info, seller details, restrictions, and the event seat-map image for one Tixel listing. Use after list_event_listings when the user wants to dig into a specific option.

Read from the server on 2026-08-16, including each tool's own safety annotations.

Limits

It cannot complete a purchase. Tixel's integration page is explicit that the assistant hands you back to Tixel to check out. No tool takes payment, reserves a seat or creates an order.
It cannot sell a ticket. The three tools are all buyer-side. Listing a ticket for resale happens on tixel.com, not through the connector.
It cannot join a waitlist. Tixel's directory description advertises waitlists for sold-out events, but no tool on the live server exposes them, so that path stays on the website.
Results are capped per call. search_events returns at most 25 events and list_event_listings at most 50 listings, per their live schemas — a busy weekend in a large city will not come back exhaustively in one call.
Nothing is held. Resale inventory is single-seller and moves; a listing quoted mid-conversation can be gone by the time the checkout link opens, because nothing in the read-only path reserves it.
The documentation is a single integration page. Tixel publishes no MCP troubleshooting section, no stated rate limits and no error-code reference, so none are claimed here.
We did not exercise any tool. Our check was a read-only initialize and tools/list handshake. Behaviour above comes from the server's own tool descriptions and schemas and from Tixel's integration page, not from calling anything.

Frequently asked questions

Can the Tixel connector actually buy a ticket for you?

No. Tixel's own integration page says that when you are ready to check out, your assistant hands you back to Tixel to complete the purchase. Every tool the server exposes is annotated read-only, so the connector can find an event, compare listings and return a deep link, but a person pays on tixel.com.

Do you need a Tixel account to use the MCP server?

No account and no key. We opened an anonymous connection to the endpoint on 2026-08-16 and the server completed the handshake and returned all three tools without a credential. Tixel also states the Claude connector is available on any plan. You only need a Tixel account at the point you buy, on tixel.com.

What does Tixel see when the connector is enabled?

Only the prompts you send while Tixel is active, according to Tixel's integration page. Tixel says it uses those to return the events and listings you asked about, and that it does not share your assistant conversations more broadly. Purchases stay on tixel.com under the same terms as any other Tixel order.

Do the prices the connector shows include fees?

Yes, in part. The list_event_listings tool states that the price it returns includes the buyer fee, and the response also breaks out a per-ticket buyer fee figure. Payment processing and any currency conversion happen at checkout on tixel.com, so treat the figure as the ticket cost rather than a final total.

Why does the connector ask for an event before showing tickets?

Because listings are addressed by event. The search_events tool returns a tixelSlug for each event, and both list_event_listings and get_listing_details require that slug as input. An agent therefore has to run a search first, which is why a vague request for tickets produces an event list before any prices appear.