A SaaS spend MCP for recurring software and seat waste
Ask Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor about software spend using the subscription records your team maintains in LemSubs. The server separates currencies, annualises recurring costs, groups vendor totals and exposes seat waste without pretending it is a general payments platform.
At a glance
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Spend model | Subscription register, not bank transactions |
| Annualised expense | Monthly, annual, weekly and usage-estimate cycles |
| Multi-currency | Totals stay separate by native currency |
| Seat waste | Paid minus used seats, with a rule below 50% utilisation |
| Live card or bank feed | No |
SaaS spend questions backed by dedicated tools
Spend answers use explicit billing cycles and saved renewal dates. They are not inferred from merchant strings on a bank statement, and lifetime purchases are excluded from recurring run-rate totals.
- How much am I spending annually on SaaS?
- Which vendors account for the most recurring expense?
- What will renew and be payable in the next 60 days?
- Which SaaS products have zombie seats?
- Where am I paying for overlapping tools?
Ramp, Brex, Stripe and Paddle are import context, not fake integrations
LemSubs supports CSV and statement-file imports, receipt forwarding and a Business-tier Ramp CSV path. It does not claim a live Ramp, Brex, Stripe Billing or Paddle MCP connection. The import-capabilities tool tells an assistant which path is actually supported before it recommends one.
This keeps the MCP useful for software-spend operations without drifting into unrelated payment processing or card issuing.
Questions people ask
What is a SaaS spend MCP server?
It is an MCP server that exposes software subscriptions, recurring cost, renewal and seat data to an authorised AI client.
Does LemSubs add USD, GBP and EUR together?
No. Native-currency totals remain separate unless the caller explicitly uses a known conversion outside this tool response.
Is this a Ramp, Brex, Stripe or Paddle MCP?
No. LemSubs can describe supported imports, including Ramp CSV on the Business plan, but it does not claim a live connection to those payment platforms.