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Get foundWebsite + IDX · Updated September 2026
Agent-ready booking (WebMCP)
A buyer using ChatGPT can check your open times and fill a booking on your site. They still confirm. You still own the appointment.
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What ChatGPT can do on your page
1Open your booking page
2See real openings
3Fill name and email
4You confirm Book
Representative — not a production capture. The walkthrough video for this feature is being filmed; every feature on the wall is getting one.
What it includes
Your public booking page tells a compatible browser agent what it can do — show openings, fill the form — instead of making it guess which button to click Optional on Website + IDX: we turn it on when you want it, on the same booking page your humans already use The person still clicks Book. The agent cannot create the appointment, send a text, or write your CRM on its own
Common use
Someone asks ChatGPT to find an agent and book a call. Instead of sending them to hunt through your site, ChatGPT opens your booking page, sees real openings, and fills the form. They look at it and confirm.
Espo difference
Most real-estate sites are built for people clicking. This makes the same page usable by ChatGPT and other supporting browser agents — without a second booking product, and without handing the agent permission to book behind your back.
How it works
Watch it do the work.
01
We wire the page you already have
The same public booking page on your domain. No new scheduler. No extra login for the visitor. If they can book in a browser, a supporting agent can use the labeled actions on that tab.
02
ChatGPT sees the menu, not the maze
In ChatGPT’s desktop browser (Work or Codex), your page can offer three actions: list your public booking pages, show open times, and fill the form. The visitor still sees the page. Close the tab and the tools go away.
03
They confirm. You get the appointment.
Prepare is not submit. Book still belongs to a person. That keeps stale times, surprise calendar holds, and surprise texts off the table.
Real product screenshots from a demo workspace — not mockups.
Common questions
Asked about this feature.
What is WebMCP?
WebMCP is how a website hands a short menu of real actions to an AI in the browser — check openings, fill a form — instead of the AI clicking around like a person. It is a proposed browser capability, not a second CRM. ChatGPT’s desktop app can use those “site tools” when your page is open.
Does ChatGPT book the call without me?
No. It can show open times and fill the form. A person still clicks Book. We do not let the agent create the appointment, send SMS, or write the CRM on its own.
Does this work in every ChatGPT window?
Not today. It works when someone has your booking page open in a supporting browser — ChatGPT desktop’s built-in browser (Work or Codex) is the one we dogfood. Ordinary Safari and most Chrome windows will not see the tools. The human booking page still works for everyone else.
Is this the same as “MCP” on the pricing card?
No. MCP on the pricing card is a connector so ChatGPT or Claude can work with your Espo CRM data. WebMCP is the website itself: the live booking page, in the visitor’s browser, with you still confirming.
Do I have to turn it on?
It is opt-in on Website + IDX and above. We wire it on your public booking page when you choose it. New builds can include it from the start; existing sites can add it without a new product.
See it running on your market.
Thirty minutes with the founders, no deck. We walk this feature — and the rest of the engine — against your actual listings and pipeline.
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