MCP integration · Free
Every free calculator on this site, 117 of them and growing, is connected to Claude and other MCP-compatible AI assistants through a public Model Context Protocol server. Results come with a verdict on whether the number is healthy, and guided reviews check your unit economics, ad spend or RevOps in one go. The articles, case studies and live booking calendar are connected too. Connect once, with one click or a paste, and run the numbers, pull in the research, or find a time to talk without leaving your AI assistant. No account, no API key.
Why this exists
A calculator page answers one question, with numbers you type in by hand. That is fine the first time. It gets tedious the fifth time, when you are running the same LTV:CAC or CAC payback math with slightly different assumptions in a planning conversation, or when you are already mid-conversation with an AI assistant about your growth plan and have to stop, open a new tab, find the right calculator, and type the same numbers in again.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) removes that step. It is an open standard, not something specific to this site, that lets an AI assistant call external tools directly during a conversation. Once your assistant is connected to this server, asking it a question like “what is my CAC payback period if I spend $40,000 a month and close 12 customers” runs the actual calculator on this site in the background and returns the real result, inline, without you leaving the conversation.
See it in Claude
Screen recordings of the connector in Claude, unedited apart from trimming. Claude asks before each tool runs, so every approval is shown as it happened.





Connect in one step
Pick your AI assistant below. Claude, Cursor, and VS Code all connect with a single click or a paste, no manual JSON editing required unless you want it.
What to ask once connected
You do not need to know a tool’s exact name. Describe what you want in plain language and your assistant will pick the right calculator. A few examples:
- “What is my ROAS if I spent $50,000 and made $250,000 in revenue at 60% margin?”
- “My MRR is $80,000, project my ARR a year out if I add $6,000 in net-new MRR every month.”
- “Is a CRM worth it for a 15-person sales team closing 24 deals a year at $180,000 average deal size?”
- “Run the Rule of 40 for a company growing 35% year over year with a 12% profit margin.”
Every tool response includes a link back to the full interactive calculator on this site, so you can dig deeper, adjust assumptions visually, or share the link with a colleague.
Answers, not just numbers
A ratio on its own does not tell you much. “LTV:CAC 2.1” only becomes useful once you know the usual target is 3 to 5, and that the answer changes with who you sell to. So the headline results come with a verdict and the target range, and where the verdict is weak, a link to the article on fixing it.
- Benchmark verdicts. LTV:CAC, CAC payback, churn, net revenue retention, the Rule of 40, the Magic Number, the quick ratio, gross margin, conversion rate and ROAS are graded against common rules of thumb, for SMB, mid-market or enterprise customers. ROAS is judged against your own break-even point.
- Any metric, on request. Ask “is 4% monthly churn bad for an SMB SaaS?” or “is a burn multiple of 2.4 a problem?” and you get the band, the target and what it means.
- Your currency. Mention it and money reads the way you expect, $250,000 or ₹1,20,000 rather than 250000.00.
- Interactive results. In apps that support MCP Apps, a result appears as a card in the chat. Change an input and recalculate without retyping the question, or book a call from the card.
- Asked, not guessed. If a number is missing, apps that support forms ask you for it directly instead of your assistant filling in an assumption.
Guided reviews
For a fuller picture than one calculator gives, start a guided review. Your assistant asks for the numbers it needs, runs the right calculators, grades each result and finishes with a short scorecard and one next step per metric. In Claude they appear in the prompt menu; in other apps, look for “prompts” or slash commands, or just ask for the review by name.
Research and booking, in the same chat
The same connection lets your assistant search the articles, guides and case studies on this site, read one in full so it quotes it accurately, and check when you can talk. Try:
- “What has Rahul written about server-side tracking and signal loss? Summarise it with links.”
- “Find a case study where a B2B SaaS company lowered its cost per lead, and walk me through what changed.”
- “When can I talk to Rahul this week? I’m in New York.”
- “Ask Rahul to get in touch with me about fixing our attribution.”
Booking always finishes on this site: the assistant finds the time, you confirm it with your name, email and phone number. A request for Rahul to get in touch is only sent once you have seen the details and approved them.
If your app struggles with 124 tools
Some assistants cap how many tools one connection can load, or pick tools less reliably from a long list. For those, connect to the compact endpoint instead: it loads 7 tools, and your assistant still reaches every calculator by searching for it and running it by name. Results are the same.
https://rahuldsarker.co/api/mcp?toolset=compactBoth endpoints also offer the calculator catalog, the benchmark table and every article and case study as resources your assistant can attach as context.
All 117 connected calculators
Every tool here maps to a real, interactive calculator on this site. Search by name or what it does, filter by category, or click any name to open the full version directly.
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FAQ
Is this free?
Yes. There is no account and no API key. Calculators are unlimited; searching, reading and checking the calendar have generous per-minute limits that only stop runaway automated use. The only cost, if any, is whatever your AI assistant itself charges you for usage, this integration adds nothing on top of that.
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets an AI assistant call external tools directly during a conversation, instead of you copying numbers back and forth. Once connected, asking "what is my LTV:CAC ratio" runs the real calculator on this site and returns the actual result inline in your chat.
Which AI assistants support this?
Claude supports it directly through Settings → Connectors, just paste the URL, no config file. Cursor and VS Code connect with a single click. Other MCP-compatible tools generally support the same URL-based connection. Broad consumer support in apps like the standard ChatGPT interface varies and is rolling out unevenly across providers, check your specific app's settings for "MCP servers," "connectors," or "custom tools."
Is my data sent anywhere or stored?
The numbers and questions you send are used only to compute the result or run the search, then discarded, never stored. To see which tools are useful, the server keeps an anonymous count of which tool, guided review or resource was used, the name of the app that used it (for example Claude or Cursor) and the country. Nothing that identifies you is kept. The one exception is when you ask Rahul to get in touch: the name, email, phone number and message you submit are saved so he can reply, as with the contact form.
How does it know whether my number is good?
Headline results such as LTV:CAC, CAC payback, churn, net revenue retention, the Rule of 40 and ROAS come with a verdict ("Healthy", "Below target") and the target range, judged against widely used operator and investor rules of thumb, adjusted for SMB, mid-market or enterprise customers where that matters. ROAS is judged against your own break-even point when you give your margin. They are rules of thumb for framing a decision, not guarantees, and each verdict says which rule it uses.
Will I see charts or cards, or just text?
Apps that support MCP Apps show calculator results and open call times as an interactive card in the chat: you can change the inputs and recalculate in place, open the full calculator, or pick a call time. Every other app gets the same results as text, with the same links.
Can my AI assistant book a call for me?
It can find a time that suits you. Ask something like "when can I talk to Rahul this week?" and it lists open times from the live calendar, each with a link that opens the booking form with that time already selected. You add your name, email and phone number and confirm on the site, so nothing is booked without you. If you would rather Rahul reached out, ask the assistant to pass on your details: you see exactly what is sent and approve it first.
Can I request a calculator that is not listed?
Yes, this list grows over time. If there is a specific calculator you want available as an MCP tool, book a free consultation and mention it, or check back, new tools are added regularly.
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