SeatCanvas MCP server: pricing, venue capacity estimates, and prefilled seating plans.
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https://www.seatcanvas.app/api/mcp3 tools · 264msseatcanvas_get_pricingReturns SeatCanvas pricing: the free-tier seated-guest limit and the one-time Event Pass price. Read-only; no inputs required beyond an optional response locale.Returns SeatCanvas pricing: the free-tier seated-guest limit and the one-time Event Pass price. Read-only; no inputs required beyond an optional response locale.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| locale | string | Response language: 'en' (default) or 'es'. |
seatcanvas_estimate_capacityEstimates how many guests a venue of the given width and height can seat at a chosen table type, and returns a link to a prefilled SeatCanvas plan. Read-only; deterministic.Estimates how many guests a venue of the given width and height can seat at a chosen table type, and returns a link to a prefilled SeatCanvas plan. Read-only; deterministic.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| venue_w* | number | Venue width in the chosen unit_system (meters or feet). |
| venue_h* | number | Venue height/depth in the chosen unit_system (meters or feet). |
| unit_system* | string | Unit for venue dimensions: 'metric' (meters) or 'imperial' (feet). |
| table_type | string | Table shape + seats: 'round-8', 'round-10', 'rect-8', or 'rect-10'. Default 'round-8'. |
| event_type | string | Event type: 'wedding' (adds a head table), 'quinceanera', 'corporate', or 'other'. Default 'other'. |
| locale | string | Language for the prefilled plan: 'en' (default) or 'es'. |
seatcanvas_create_planReturns a link to a SeatCanvas plan prefilled with a table layout for the given guest count and event type (optional venue dimensions). Opening the link seeds the canvas; nothing is saved until the user signs in. Read-only; deterministic.Returns a link to a SeatCanvas plan prefilled with a table layout for the given guest count and event type (optional venue dimensions). Opening the link seeds the canvas; nothing is saved until the user signs in. Read-only; deterministic.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| guest_count* | integer | Number of guests to seat (positive integer). |
| event_type* | string | Event type: 'wedding' (adds a head table), 'quinceanera', 'corporate', or 'other'. |
| venue_w | number | Optional venue width in the chosen unit_system; omit to auto-size a venue to fit the guests. |
| venue_h | number | Optional venue height/depth in the chosen unit_system; omit to auto-size. |
| unit_system* | string | Unit for venue dimensions: 'metric' (meters) or 'imperial' (feet). |
| table_type | string | Table shape + seats: 'round-8', 'round-10', 'rect-8', or 'rect-10'. Default 'round-8'. |
| locale | string | Language for the prefilled plan: 'en' (default) or 'es'. |
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SeatCanvas MCP server: pricing, venue capacity estimates, and prefilled seating plans.
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