Suger
Cloud marketplace and go-to-market data in chat
ChatGPT · Claude · 137 tools
AI Connectors Directory
Every AI connector, across marketplaces, by what it exposes
We catalogued the ChatGPT apps directory and the Claude connectors directory in August 2026, 2,305 listings on one side and 1,253 on the other, and merged them into one catalogue of 3,150 products. Each profile shows where the product is listed and what each marketplace listing declares, with live-endpoint measurements where the server answered.
3,150 connectors and apps listed
2,289 listed in ChatGPT
1,253 listed in Claude
392 on both marketplaces
Across marketplaces
Only 392 of 3,150 products ship on both marketplaces
2,289 products are listed in the ChatGPT apps directory and 1,253 in the Claude connectors directory, but just 392 appear in both, matched by publisher domain and product name, and merged into one profile here. Since one MCP server can serve both surfaces, the other 2,758 are a distribution decision away from doubling their reach.
Teamwork.com
Sync Teamwork projects and tasks into Codex
ChatGPT · Claude · 100 tools
Deel
Global hiring cost comparisons and take-home pay estimates
ChatGPT · Claude · 95 tools
Ninjo
Configure AI engagement agents and WhatsApp templates
ChatGPT · Claude · 95 tools
Civic Marketplace
Cooperative contract and supplier search for public agencies
ChatGPT · Claude · 89 tools
DataCamp
Course recommendations for data and AI skills
ChatGPT · Claude · 87 tools
Soundcharts
Music industry data and reporting
ChatGPT · Claude · 86 tools
Resend
Send and inspect transactional email from ChatGPT
ChatGPT · Claude · 85 tools
Zentrik
Customer evidence search for product decisions
ChatGPT · Claude · 80 tools
Endlss
Ambassador and creator program management in chat
ChatGPT · Claude · 78 tools
Conversion
Marketing platform data and campaign creation from chat
ChatGPT · Claude · 77 tools
ChartMogul
Subscription revenue analytics queried in plain language
ChatGPT · Claude · 76 tools
Browse
Categories
Each hub lists every connector filed under it across both marketplaces, with the bucket's marketplace split and median tool depth.
AI connectors for Productivity
The default bucket on both marketplaces.
Browse ProductivityAI connectors for Finance
The largest of the regulated buckets, unusually well represented for its sector, and with a higher-than-average share of partner verification.
Browse FinanceAI connectors for Other
Whatever the marketplaces could not place: the most heterogeneous group in the catalogue, and a useful reminder that category fit matters less than whether the underlying data is worth asking about..
Browse OtherAI connectors for Business Operations
The broadest of the business buckets, mixing horizontal workflow tools with narrow single-purpose utilities.
Browse Business OperationsAI connectors for Data & Analytics
Warehouses, BI platforms, semantic layers, and a long tail of dataset-specific lookup services, mostly built by the platform vendors themselves.
Browse Data & AnalyticsAI connectors for Travel
Airlines, hotels, rail, OTAs, and destination services, clustered tightly around search and inspiration rather than booking.
Browse TravelAI connectors for Developer Tools
Infrastructure, CI, observability, source control, and API platforms: the bucket with the highest concentration of first-party servers built by the platform vendor itself, and the deepest tool surfaces in the directory: one tool per resource per verb pushes counts well above the median..
Browse Developer ToolsAI connectors for Education & Research
Listings split between study aids aimed at individual learners and research tools that search a specific corpus.
Browse Education & ResearchAI connectors for Healthcare & Life Sciences
Small relative to the size of the sector, which reflects how carefully the category has to be entered.
Browse Healthcare & Life SciencesAI connectors for Entertainment & Media
Streaming, publishing, gaming, sports, and fan platforms.
Browse Entertainment & MediaAI connectors for Sales & Marketing
CRM, outbound, enrichment, advertising, SEO, and campaign platforms, with enrichment and lookup services making up a large share.
Browse Sales & MarketingAI connectors for Creative & Design
Generation and editing utilities dominate.
Browse Creative & DesignAI connectors for Communication
Messaging, email, telephony, meetings, and contact-centre platforms.
Browse CommunicationAI connectors for Commerce & Shopping
Storefronts, marketplaces, logistics, and post-purchase services, small relative to the size of the sector.
Browse Commerce & ShoppingAI connectors for Legal
Case law, contract, compliance, and legal-research services: small, and almost entirely retrieval-shaped.
Browse LegalAI connectors for Security
One of the smallest buckets, and conspicuously conservative: most listings describe themselves as read-only and route anything consequential back to the vendor’s authenticated console, which is the right pattern for the category..
Browse SecurityAI connectors for Nonprofit
The smallest bucket in the directory by a wide margin, almost entirely retrieval over a public or member dataset.
Browse NonprofitCategories come from the marketplace listings themselves, mapped onto one shared set, and at row level they are noisy: connectors are filed by their publisher, and plenty sit under a heading that does not describe the product well. Treat the grouping as a way to navigate the directory, not as a market segmentation.
Notable
The 9 connectors Anthropic built itself
Everything else in the Claude directory is published by a third party, either as a verified partner or community-listed. The ChatGPT directory's equivalent: 34 of its apps are OpenAI-built.
Anthropic Economic Index
Public data on how Claude usage varies by country and occupation
9 tools · Data & Analytics
ICD-10 Codes
ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS lookup, search and validation
9 tools · Healthcare & Life Sciences
bioRxiv
Preprint search across bioRxiv and medRxiv
8 tools · Healthcare & Life Sciences
CMS Coverage
Medicare Part B coverage determinations from the CMS database
8 tools · Healthcare & Life Sciences
Microsoft 365
Work SharePoint, OneDrive, Outlook, and Teams data inside Claude
7 tools · Productivity
PubMed
Search PubMed citations and retrieve PubMed Central full text
7 tools · Healthcare & Life Sciences
ChEMBL
Bioactivity, targets and mechanism data from the ChEMBL database
6 tools · Healthcare & Life Sciences
Clinical Trials
Search ClinicalTrials.gov by condition, sponsor, investigator or eligibility
6 tools · Healthcare & Life Sciences
NPI Registry
Look up and validate US healthcare provider NPI numbers
3 tools · Healthcare & Life Sciences
Who publishes
Almost nobody has built a second one
97.7% of Claude publishers list exactly one
And 95.6% of ChatGPT developers do too. Both catalogues are nearly all tail: a company with a well-built second or third connector is still an unusual thing.
392 products are on both marketplaces
Out of 3,150. The overlap is where the strongest publishers cluster: the companies that treated distribution as part of the build, not an afterthought.
98.7% of ChatGPT listings publish both policies
Privacy policy and terms of service are effectively table stakes in the ChatGPT review process, and 99.7% of listings authenticate at install.
96.2% of Claude listings publish an endpoint
The rest publish documentation but no endpoint URL in the directory record. They are real listings; the URL has to come from the publisher's own setup docs.
Method
How this catalogue was built
Both marketplace directories were walked in August 2026: 2,305 ChatGPT listings and 1,253 Claude listings, nothing dropped. Products listed in both were merged into one profile when the publisher domain and product name match; where the domains disagree but the product is plainly the same, the profile says the match is by name.
Where a Claude listing publishes an endpoint URL, Node8 called it directly, an MCP initialize followed by tools/list and nothing more, and recorded what came back: a tool list, a credential gate, or a CDN block. Everything comparative on these pages (percentiles, category ranks, tier rarity, marketplace overlap) is computed by Node8 from the snapshot. Publisher descriptions are quoted and attributed, never presented as ours. The full inventory of tools the live servers returned is at verified MCP tools, and the analysis of what the measurements show is in The State of Claude Connectors.
Counts are accurate as of August 2026 and will drift as the directories change. Listing a company here is not an endorsement, and Node8 has no commercial relationship with these companies unless separately stated.
FAQ
Directory questions, answered
What is an AI connector?
An AI connector is an MCP server a company publishes so an assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot) can reach that company’s data or take actions against it in conversation. The server declares a set of tools; the assistant calls them. ChatGPT apps and Claude connectors are the same idea distributed through two different marketplaces, and one server can back both.
Where does this directory’s data come from?
Both marketplace directories were captured in August 2026: 2,305 listings in the ChatGPT apps directory and 1,253 in the Claude connectors directory. Products listed in both are merged into one page, matched by publisher domain and product name; 392 of the 3,150 products here are on both marketplaces. The comparisons on these pages are computed by Node8.
What does the tool count actually mean?
It is the number of MCP tools a connector declares in its Claude listing (the ChatGPT directory does not publish counts). The Claude-directory median is 11; the mean is 19.7, pulled up by a long tail that reaches 255. Node8 also called every published endpoint directly: 222 answered, and 31% of those publish a count that does not match their server.
How much overlap is there between the two marketplaces?
392 of the 3,150 products in this directory are listed in both the ChatGPT and Claude directories, matched by publisher domain and product name. The other 2,758 are on exactly one marketplace, which is a distribution decision rather than a technical one: the same MCP server can serve both.
What do the Claude verification tiers mean?
Community-listed means self-published; partner verification is a review step; and 9 connectors were built by Anthropic itself. The tier says who published and whether it was reviewed, not whether the connector is good. The ChatGPT directory has no equivalent tier, but 99.7% of its listings authenticate at install.
Are the categories reliable?
Categories come from the marketplace listings themselves, mapped onto one shared set, and at row level they are noisy: connectors are filed by their publisher, and plenty sit under a heading that does not describe the product well. Treat the grouping as a way to navigate the directory, not as a market segmentation.
Is Node8 affiliated with these connectors?
No. This is an independent catalogue of publicly listed connectors and apps, published as reference. Node8 builds MCP servers for its own clients and has no commercial relationship with the companies listed here unless separately stated.
One server. ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot.
Node8 designs the tool surface, builds and secures the MCP server, and takes it through review on every marketplace that matters. Most first connectors ship in eight to twelve weeks.