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Why is my email to sarah@acme.co bouncing?
I checked the email history for sarah@acme.co. Here's what I found:
Bounce reason: "550 5.1.1 User unknown"
First bounced: January 12, 2025
This email address doesn't exist at acme.co. The recipient may have left the company or the address was entered incorrectly.
What's my overall deliverability this week?
Here are your deliverability stats for the last 7 days:
Everything you need to monitor and manage email delivery, accessible through conversation.
Check any email address - see if it's suppressed, view message history, and understand why emails fail.
Get delivery rates, bounce rates, and complaint rates. Track your sender reputation over time.
See recent bounced emails with detailed bounce reasons. Identify patterns and problematic domains.
List all blocked email addresses. See why each was suppressed and when.
Get detailed stats for specific campaigns by tracking ID. Compare performance across sends.
Add or remove emails from your suppression list. Unblock addresses when issues are resolved.
Choose your preferred setup method
Go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector
https://api.parsebounce.com/mcpYou'll be redirected to sign in. Click Allow to grant access.
Ask Claude about your email delivery, bounces, and suppressions.
For developers who prefer running the MCP server locally:
Go to Profile and create an API key.
Restart the app and start asking questions about your email data.
Requires ChatGPT Plus, Pro, or Team with Developer Mode enabled
Go to chatgpt.com → Settings → Apps
Toggle on Developer Mode to create custom apps
Click "Create app" and fill in:
https://api.parsebounce.com/mcpAuthentication: Select OAuth (leave Client ID and Client Secret empty)
Click "Connect" button, then sign in to ParseBounce and grant access.
Before asking questions, select ParseBounce app in the chat input area.
Ask ChatGPT about your email delivery, bounces, and suppressions.
Note: ChatGPT MCP requires a paid subscription (Plus, Pro, or Team) with Developer Mode enabled. Developer Mode can be enabled in ChatGPT settings.
Remote MCP uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE for secure authentication. Your credentials are never shared with AI clients — only a secure access token that you explicitly authorize. You can revoke access anytime from your profile settings.
It exposes your ParseBounce data — bounces, spam complaints, suppression lists, delivery statistics and campaigns — as tools an AI assistant can call. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard, so any compatible client can ask questions like “why did our welcome emails bounce yesterday?” and get an answer from your real delivery data instead of a guess.
Not for Claude Desktop, Claude Code or ChatGPT — they support remote MCP, so you paste the URL https://api.parsebounce.com/mcp, sign in with ParseBounce and approve access. For Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and other stdio-only clients, add the @parsebounce/mcp-server package to your MCP config with an API key; npx downloads it on first run, so there is nothing to install by hand.
Any MCP-compatible client. In practice that means Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code with Copilot, Windsurf, Continue.dev and a growing list of others. Clients with OAuth support connect to the remote server directly; the rest use the npm package.
AWS SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, SparkPost, Postmark and Mandrill. ParseBounce normalises webhooks from all of them into one format, so the AI sees a single consistent view of deliverability no matter how many providers you send through.
Only if you let it, and only on a paid plan. Alongside the read-only tools there are ones that add or remove suppressions, send transactional email and control campaigns. Every one of them is marked as destructive in the protocol, so your client asks you to confirm before it runs. Free-plan sessions never see those tools at all. You can revoke a connected client at any time from your profile settings.
Reading is free. On the free plan you can connect a client and run up to 200 tool calls a month — checking addresses, investigating bounces, pulling stats and reputation on your own data. Paid plans lift that cap and add the tools that change data or send email. The npm package itself is open source under the MIT licence, free to inspect, fork or audit before you connect anything.
Read-only MCP is free. Paid plans remove the monthly cap and unlock sending.
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