What is Glama?
Glama is an MCP server registry, inspector, and gateway. It indexes tens of thousands of MCP servers and hosted connectors, scans and scores each one for quality, security, and maintenance, and lets developers test servers in the browser before they install them. Developers and AI teams use Glama to find the right MCP server for their agents and get it running fast.
Lusha and Glama
The official Lusha MCP server is listed on Glama. It connects any MCP-compatible client, such as Claude Desktop or a custom AI agent, to the Lusha API, so your AI tools can search, enrich, and look up B2B contacts and companies with verified data.
Glama shows you what the server does before you install it: the full tool set, the configuration options, and a quality score. Lusha supplies the data: verified emails and direct dials, firmographics, and company details. Your agent goes from a name, domain, or LinkedIn URL to a complete, reachable record in a single tool call, with bulk lookups of up to 100 contacts per request.
How to connect Lusha and Glama
Find the Lusha MCP server on Glama, then add it to your MCP client's configuration using the @lusha-org/mcp npm package and your Lusha API key. Restart the client, and the Lusha tools for contact and company search, enrichment, and bulk lookup appear in your agent. Lusha results use your Lusha credits. For setup details, see the Lusha MCP integration docs.
