Batchdata MCP Server
Property lookup, analysis, and contact data retrieval for AI assistants.
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Overview
Batchdata MCP Server provides tools to integrate real estate data directly into AI workflows. It supports property searches, comparable property analysis, and detailed property lookups, as well as utility functions like phone verification and address processing.
Our verdict
This server carries a high-risk rating with a security score of 16/100. The repository lacks a defined license, leaving legal terms for use unclear. Furthermore, as a community-maintained project with only two stars and no editorial review, it is not recommended for production environments or sensitive data handling until further independent verification occurs.
- Includes documentation for multiple client setups like Claude and ChatGPT
- Contains zero direct dependencies to reduce supply-chain surface
- Provides specific tools for property analysis and contact data
- No license detected for legal usage
- High risk level due to community-maintained status and low oversight
- Last commit occurred over five months ago
- Single-contributor project increases bus-factor risk
Tools
| Tool | Description | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| lookup_property | Get detailed property information by ID, address, or parcel number | low |
| comparable_property_count | Get count and aggregated metrics of comparable properties | low |
| comparable_property_preview | Quick preview of first 10 comparables with summary fields | low |
| comparable_property_page | Paginated access to full comparable property details (supports both offset and cursor-based pagination) | low |
| comparable_property | Deprecated — Returns all comparables at once | low |
| search_properties_count | Get count of properties matching search criteria with quicklist breakdowns | low |
| search_properties_preview | Quick preview of first 10 matching properties | low |
| search_properties_page | Paginated property search with full details (supports offset and cursor-based pagination) | low |
| skip_trace_property | Get owner and contact information for a property by address or parcel number | low |
| verify_phone | Full verification details including reachability, DNC status, carrier, TCPA litigator status | low |
Compatibility
| Client | Local | Docker | Remote | Read-only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | ||||
| Claude Desktop | ||||
| Cursor | ||||
| VS Code | ||||
| Windsurf |
Frequently asked questions
›What authentication methods does the BatchData MCP server support?
The server supports two methods: OAuth, which is recommended for its ease of use and automatic token management, and API Token authentication, which is best suited for custom clients or debugging.
›Do I need to install anything locally to use the BatchData server with OAuth?
No, if you are using OAuth, you do not need local software like Node.js. You simply enter the server URL in your MCP-compatible client's settings and authenticate via your web browser.
›Can I set up the BatchData connector directly on the Claude mobile app?
No, connectors cannot be added directly from the mobile app. You must add the connector using the Claude Desktop or Web interface first, and it will then sync to your mobile account.
›What prerequisites are required to use API Token authentication?
You must have Node.js version 22 installed and manually configure your BatchData API token within your MCP client's configuration file.
›Are there specific requirements for using this server in a team or enterprise environment?
Yes, workspace admins must first add the BatchData connector to the list of available connectors before individual team members can configure it for their own use.
›Can I migrate from an existing API Token setup to OAuth?
Yes, the documentation provides specific migration paths for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and ChatGPT users to transition from manual token configuration to the recommended OAuth method.
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