About TAPAC

TAPAC is an AI-powered B2B contact finder built as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. It finds and verifies business contacts in real time — scraping publicly available information from company websites, Discord communities, and Telegram channels, then validating every email address via SMTP before it is returned.

The problem TAPAC solves is simple: contact databases rot. Roughly 23% of professionals change jobs every year, and about 40% of stored emails die within two years. A list you buy today is a quarter stale before you send a single message. TAPAC does not sell a database — it scrapes live and validates at request time, which is why it delivers a 2–5% bounce rate instead of the 10–35% typical of static databases.

Why TAPAC exists

Outbound sales used to mean buying a list and hoping. TAPAC was built on a different bet: that fresh, verified data — gathered the moment you ask for it — beats any frozen snapshot. The same insight applies to where the data comes from. Community platforms like Discord (150M monthly active users across 19M servers) and Telegram (40,000+ indexed channels) are where buying decisions actually get discussed, yet almost no contact tool mines them. TAPAC does.

What TAPAC is

TAPAC is a native MCP server, which means AI agents — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, and others — can call it directly to find and verify contacts, rather than relying on a human to copy-paste data out of a web dashboard. It exposes two tools: tapac_find_contacts and tapac_status, and returns results as JSON, CSV, or a direct push to your CRM.

Who builds it

TAPAC is created and maintained by Axel Freeman, a B2B marketing and lead generation specialist. The MCP server is open source under the MIT license at github.com/axelfreeman/tapac-mcp.

Pricing

TAPAC starts with 100 free searches — no credit card required. After that it is pay-per-use at $0.10–0.50 per verified contact, with no monthly subscription and no minimum commitment.