Funding & Press Signal Scanner MCP server

This is a small helper that lets your AI look up recent business news about a company. You give it a company website address, and it comes back with a tidy list of things like funding rounds, new hires, product launches, and buyouts. It is handy if you work in sales, recruiting, or research and want to know what a company has been up to lately.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something like what has this company been up to lately. Your AI passes the company website address to this helper. The helper then scans public news and press release sources for that company. It sorts each story into a type, like funding round or product launch, and removes duplicates when the same event shows up in several places. You get back one clean row of events with dates, headlines, amounts, and links.

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What you can do with it

• Check whether a company raised money recently and roughly how much
• See recent executive moves and new hires in the news
• Spot product launches and partnership announcements
• Find acquisitions and IPO news for a company
• Limit the search to just one kind of event, like funding only
• Set how far back to look, from a few weeks to a year or more
• Get results as plain rows you can paste into a spreadsheet or Clay

Try asking your AI

• “What funding, exec moves, and product launches has stripe.com had recently?”
• “Has ramp.com raised any funding in the last year, and how much?”
• “Scan deel.com for acquisitions and partnerships.”
• “Show me the most recent press events for notion.so as flat JSON.”

What it gives back to you

You get one row per company, with a short summary at the top: whether there was recent funding, an estimated funding total, the latest event date, and the most recent event type. Below that is a list of events, and each one has its type, date, headline, source link, source name, amount, funding stage, names involved, and a short description. There is also a count of how many sources reported the same event, so you can see how solid it is. In the chat it usually shows up as a readable list or a block of text you can copy.

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Who it's for

Sales and revenue teams, outbound agencies, recruiters, and anyone who wants quick company news without paying for a data subscription.