Google Workspace Marketplace MCP server for your agent

To give Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT or another MCP client Google Workspace Marketplace data, add Apify's hosted MCP server with the Actors ticked below as tools (4 by default); the URL is in every config. Sign in with your Apify account or pass an API token; each call runs the Actor and returns Google Workspace Marketplace records to the agent.

One click, signs in with Apify on first use:

Any other client, one command (writes the config for 25+ agents, including Windsurf, Zed, Cline and Goose):

npx add-mcp "https://mcp.apify.com/?tools=fetch-actor-details,nimbryxo-studio/google-workspace-marketplace-app-review-extractor,nimbryxo-studio/google-workspace-marketplace-app-search,dataspryva/google-workspace-marketplace-category-tracker,dataspryva/google-workspace-marketplace-review-tracker" --name apify-google

Catalogue Actors
4
In this bundle
4
Official API
Limited
Data checked
2026-11-12

Config for your client

Claude Code configterminal or .mcp.json

claude mcp add --transport http apify-google "https://mcp.apify.com/?tools=fetch-actor-details,nimbryxo-studio/google-workspace-marketplace-app-review-extractor,nimbryxo-studio/google-workspace-marketplace-app-search,dataspryva/google-workspace-marketplace-category-tracker,dataspryva/google-workspace-marketplace-review-tracker"

  1. Run the command in your project folder. Add --scope user to make it available in every project.
  2. Start Claude Code, type /mcp, pick the server and sign in to Apify in the browser window.
  3. No browser sign-in? Add --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN" to the command instead.

Sign-in: OAuth sign-in on first use, or a token header.

Validated, not executed: 7 of 7 checks pass
  • Uses Apify's hosted MCP endpoint over HTTPS
  • The tools parameter lists exactly the chosen Actors as owner/name
  • JSON configs parse and use the client's top-level key and the same URL
  • Codex TOML has a [mcp_servers.<name>] table with url and bearer_token_env_var
  • CLI commands quote the same URL and use the streamable HTTP transport
  • One-click install links decode back to the same URL and carry no token
  • Only placeholders, no real token

Official API or an Actor?

Google Workspace Marketplace has an official API with limited access

The Marketplace SDK lets a developer create and manage their own app listing; Google documents no API for searching other developers' apps or reading marketplace reviews.

No API price is published; Google states it charges no listing fee to distribute apps.

Limits are not published.

Google Workspace Marketplace SDK documentation

Marketplace use is governed by Google's Marketplace user and developer terms; reviewer names are personal data; not legal advice.

Every Google Workspace Marketplace Actor in the catalogue

ActorReturnsFieldsStore priceLast update
Google Workspace Marketplace App Review Extractor by App ID One row per Google Workspace Marketplace review with stars, text, date, reviewer, helpful votes, developer replies and app context. Fields include reviewId, appName, appId. 11 $0.99 per 1,000 results 2026-11-11
Google Workspace Marketplace App Search & Category Browser App records with name, developer contacts, rating, ratings count, exact installs, pricing class, compatible Google products, screenshots… Fields include appId, name, developer. 10 $0.99 per 1,000 results 2026-11-10
Google Workspace Marketplace Category Tracker Ranked marketplace apps with exact installs, ratings, pricing, works-with hosts, OAuth permissions, links and optional user reviews. Fields include rankInCategory, name, developer. 15 $0.99 per 1,000 results 2026-11-07
Google Workspace Marketplace Review Tracker Review rows for one or more Marketplace apps, with reviewer details, developer replies, app context and optional monitor flags. Empty… Fields include appName, reviewerName, rating. 9 $0.99 per 1,000 results 2026-11-08

Store links: google-workspace-marketplace-app-review-extractor, google-workspace-marketplace-app-search, google-workspace-marketplace-category-tracker, google-workspace-marketplace-review-tracker

Troubleshooting

Why does the client say Unauthorized or invalid token?

Every Apify Actor tool needs a signed-in Apify account. Reconnect the server so the OAuth sign-in runs again, or switch to the token variant: an Authorization: Bearer header with an API token from Apify Console, Settings, API and integrations. For a local server the token must be in the server's own env block, not only in your shell.

Source: Apify MCP server README

Why did my agent's tool list change after an update?

Without a tools parameter Apify's server loads its default tool set, which changes between releases. The URLs on this site pin the tools with ?tools=, so the agent always gets the same Actor tool plus fetch-actor-details. Apify's README gives the same advice for production.

Source: Apify MCP server README

What happens when the agent sends input the Actor rejects?

The server answers with the Actor's input schema, so the agent can fix the arguments and call again. The fetch-actor-details tool in every scoped URL lets it read that schema before the first call.

Source: Apify MCP server README

Claude Code shows Needs authentication. Why?

The server is added but not signed in. Type /mcp in an interactive session and authenticate, or run claude mcp login with the server name. Headless runs with claude -p cannot complete OAuth, so sign in once interactively or use the --header token variant.

Source: Claude Code MCP documentation

Claude Code warns that a tool result is too large. What can I change?

Claude Code warns above 10,000 tokens of tool output and caps it at 25,000 by default (MAX_MCP_OUTPUT_TOKENS raises it). Ask the agent for fewer results per call, for example a lower result limit for the Actor.

Source: Claude Code MCP documentation

Cursor does not show the server's tools. What should I check?

Open the Output panel and pick MCP Logs to see the connection error. A deeplink install that does nothing usually means an older Cursor build; update it or paste the JSON into mcp.json by hand.

Source: Cursor MCP documentation