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Screen your first site in two minutes.

Sign up. Paste the MCP URL into your AI client. Ask about an Australian address.

If you have an MCP-compatible client (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) and a free Feasibly account, you'll be screening sites before this page finishes loading.

2 minutes · No SDK · Free tier · 20 lookups/month

Setup

Three steps. About 120 seconds.

No code. No CLI. The whole thing happens in one tab plus your AI client of choice.

Q. 01

Get a free API key.

Sign up at app.feasibly.com.au/register with your email. No credit card. Your API key arrives instantly — copy it from the dashboard.

Q. 02

Paste the MCP URL into your AI client.

Replace YOUR_API_KEY with the key from step 1. The connection string is:

https://mcp.feasibly.com.au/mcp?key=YOUR_API_KEY

For client-specific walkthroughs: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor & IDEs. Or use the REST API if your stack doesn't speak MCP.

Q. 03

Ask about any Australian address.

In your AI client, ask: "What's the planning zone of 12 Smith Street, Brunswick VIC?" — the LLM will call Feasibly, return zone, schedule, overlays, envelope, and source URL in 8 seconds. That's it.

If something doesn't work

Most setups complete in under 2 minutes.

If yours doesn't, that's a bug we want to know about, not a problem you should solve alone. Three things to check first:

  • Confirm your client supports MCP. Claude Desktop, claude.ai, ChatGPT (Developer Mode), Cursor, Windsurf all do. If yours doesn't, use the REST API.
  • Check the API key is correctly pasted. Common mistake: a trailing space or a newline. The key looks like feasibly_sk_ followed by 32 hexadecimal characters — 44 characters in total, no spaces. Anything shorter is truncated.
  • Read the troubleshooting guide. Every error message the server sends, what causes it, and how to clear it. If it isn't there, email hello@feasibly.com.au — replies under 24h, stuck-at-setup tickets prioritised.

Ready to screen?

Go to app.feasibly.com.au/register, get a key, paste it into your AI client.

If we get the zone wrong, that lookup is free and we credit ten more.