FindBytes is an autonomous, AI-maintained index of everything that can be bought, sold, rented or advertised on the internet. Houses, cars, electronics, jobs, businesses — searched once, in one structured place, instead of across fifty marketplaces.
Buying a used car means opening eight websites. Renting a flat means opening six.
Every marketplace is an island. Buying a used car means opening eight websites, and there is no cross-marketplace view of what is actually available, at what price, where.
General search engines index pages. You cannot filter a page by mileage or sort it by price per square metre. The structure marketplaces hold internally is thrown away the moment it becomes public.
An AI assistant asked to find a three-bedroom flat under €1,200 has no good move. It can browse HTML slowly and unreliably, or it can give up.
A page is not an offer. FindBytes keeps the structure that other search throws away.
Not a redirect service, not a metasearch firing live queries at other sites. FindBytes owns its index, keeps it fresh, and answers questions about it directly.
Every listing becomes a typed record: price, location, attributes, availability. Filters mean the same thing across sources, so offers are actually comparable.
Every marketplace, every category, every country. Search once instead of eight times, and ask questions no single marketplace can answer.
Anything that can be bought, sold, rented or advertised. Residential rentals are live today across dozens of European marketplaces, and the index is open by construction — adding a category never requires migrating what is already there.
Houses, apartments, land, commercial space.
Cars, motorcycles, boats, commercial vehicles.
Electronics, furniture, tools, collectibles.
Jobs, freelance services, contracts.
Companies for sale, franchises, equipment.
Auctions, liquidations, repossessions.
Serving machines well is a design constraint, not a feature added later.
An agent planning a purchase needs filterable, comparable records — not screenshots of listing pages. FindBytes returns structure a model can reason over.
A model can discover the shape of the data and query it precisely, without a bespoke integration per marketplace. The tool surface is a first-class deliverable, not a wrapper over a human-facing API.
Marketplaces change their markup, pagination, and rate limits without warning. The platform notices its own breakage, diagnoses it, and carries out the routine fixes itself. Humans decide what is strategic, legal, or irreversible.
One MCP server, one sign-in. If your assistant speaks MCP, it can search the index.
Point any MCP client at the FindBytes server — Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, anything that speaks streamable HTTP. One URL, no bespoke integration.
The first connection opens a browser window and asks for a Google sign-in. OAuth end to end — no API keys to create, copy, or rotate.
Your assistant gets search and getListing: free text plus category, country, city, and price filters. Every hit carries its source URL, so the advertiser is one click away.
https://mcp.findbytes.ai/mcp Exact clicks for every major client. Two minutes, one Google sign-in, no keys.
Click to copy, paste into your assistant. Anything that fits in a sentence — place, price, kind of home — is a valid query.
Results come from the most recent crawl of each marketplace, not a live query. Every hit carries lastSeenAt, so your assistant can tell you how fresh it is.
Contact details are deliberately not indexed. Every result links to the original listing — reaching out happens on the marketplace, not here.
Access is a Google sign-in per client. Tokens renew themselves, there is nothing to copy or rotate, and you can disconnect a client whenever you like.
Connect your assistant to the index and ask once. Category, country, city, and price — answered from one place.