Explore Raze services, pricing, projects, availability, and confirmed introduction bookings.
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https://razegrowth.com/mcp10 tools · 274msget_site_summaryGet the public Raze site summary and key URLs.Get the public Raze site summary and key URLs.
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get_engagementsGet Raze engagement options, services, timelines, and CTA URLs.Get Raze engagement options, services, timelines, and CTA URLs.
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list_servicesList public Raze service pages.List public Raze service pages.
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list_projectsList public Raze project case studies.List public Raze project case studies.
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get_projectGet one public project case study summary by slug.Get one public project case study summary by slug.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| projectslug* | string | — |
list_resourcesList public Raze resource collections.List public Raze resource collections.
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get_booking_urlGet the public human-facing booking URLs for Raze.Get the public human-facing booking URLs for Raze.
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get_booking_profileGet the Cal.com booking profile, event slug, booking URL, and required fields for agent bookings.Get the Cal.com booking profile, event slug, booking URL, and required fields for agent bookings.
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get_available_slotsCheck available Cal.com time slots for the Raze introduction event. This is read-only.Check available Cal.com time slots for the Raze introduction event. This is read-only.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| start* | string | Start of the search range as an ISO 8601 date or date-time. |
| end* | string | End of the search range as an ISO 8601 date or date-time. Must be after start and within 31 days. |
| timeZone | string | IANA time zone for returned slots, for example America/New_York. Defaults to UTC. |
| format | string | Cal.com slot response format. Defaults to range. |
| duration | integer | Optional event duration in minutes. |
create_bookingCreate a real Cal.com booking for Raze. Only call this after the visitor selected an available slot and explicitly confirmed the booking.Create a real Cal.com booking for Raze. Only call this after the visitor selected an available slot and explicitly confirmed the booking.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| confirmed* | boolean | Must be true after explicit visitor confirmation. Calls without true are rejected. |
| start* | string | Selected slot start time as a future UTC ISO date-time ending in Z. |
| attendeeName* | string | — |
| attendeeEmail* | string | — |
| timeZone* | string | Attendee IANA time zone, for example America/New_York. |
| website* | string | Visitor website or company URL. Bare domains such as company.com are acceptable. |
| needs* | array | The visitor's most urgent needs. |
| services* | array | Raze services the visitor wants to discuss. |
| notes | string | Context the visitor wants Raze to review before the call. |
| guests | array | Optional guest email addresses. Maximum 5. |
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