Wix Symphony MCP: Connect Your AI Agent

Wix Symphony can connect to your website AI agent with one chat message, and you do not need to know what MCP is to send it. Until the two are connected, the agents writing your newsletter and chasing your leads never hear what customers asked on your site. Connected, they start from your customers' own words. And when those words are "can I book the workshop?", Mo makes your agent book it.

Does Wix Symphony support MCP?

Yes: Symphony accepts a remote MCP server by its URL, and we connected ours on November 8, 2026. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI apps use outside software through a list of tools. The Wix pages we read on November 8, 2026 speak of connecting "any tool" by chat rather than of MCP. A review commissioned by Wix says you can point Symphony at an MCP server for anything not on its list. In our own test the sign-in ran through, Symphony loaded the Ultimo Bots tools and used them.

1. 1

   Ask Maestro

   Open Symphony and write one message:

   Connect the MCP server https://mcp.ultimo-bots.com/mcp

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2. 2

   Approve on the consent page

   A page opens on Connect an AI assistant. Sign in to Ultimo Bots and choose a workspace. Every permission starts ticked, so untick what Symphony should not have, then click Allow connection. If an embedded window shows a note about that, open the link in your browser.

3. 3

   Try it

   Back in Symphony, ask: "List my Ultimo Bots agents."

There is no API key to find and no code to paste. For a first test, leave only the read permissions ticked. On the MCP connections page in the portal, Revoke access ends the connection at once. The short version lives in our Symphony guide in the help center.

What is Wix Symphony?

Symphony by Wix is a standalone app that builds a team of AI agents for your business, led by one orchestrator called Maestro. Wix launched it in August 2026, on iOS, Android and at symphony.wix.com, and you do not need a Wix website to use it. Its agents cover outreach, marketing, scheduling, research, finance and design, and you connect your calendars, email, Slack, Salesforce and more by chatting with Maestro (read November 8, 2026).

Symphony is also separate from the AI inside your Wix site. Aria, for example, is the built-in AI agent of the Wix Harmony editor, and it helps you build and manage the site itself. Symphony works on the business around the site, from its own app.

Ultimo Bots is the AI agent platform for the part of your business your customers actually talk to: you tell Mo, the builder in the AI Studio, what your agent should do, and Mo builds it on ready-made app actions such as Wix Bookings and Wix Stores, public APIs and remote MCP servers. The agent works on your website and on messaging channels.

Shop floorUltimo Bots agentServes customers, built with Mo

MCP

Back officeSymphony by WixWorks with you

Past that one door, they differ in four ways.

Can I use MCP servers with Wix?

Yes, and two different things go by that name, so check which one you need. The Wix MCP server at https://mcp.wix.com/mcp lets an AI client search the Wix documentation, write code for Wix and make API calls on your sites (read November 8, 2026). It is the one to look at when you want AI to help you build. The Ultimo Bots MCP server carries something else: what customers said to your agent, your leads and your agent's settings. Symphony needs the second one, an AI agent MCP server, to hear your customers.

How do I connect an AI agent to my Wix site?

You install the AI agent from the Wix App Market, with no code. The setup reads your site, drafts a welcome message and starter questions, and sets up matching skills for what it finds, such as Wix Bookings and Wix Stores, plus one that saves leads to your Wix contacts. One agent runs per Wix site. Check its name on the Overview page, because it comes from your site address. Then give it a few days of real questions, so Symphony has something to work with.

What your agents can do together

Symphony gets what no marketing tool has on its own: the exact words your customers use. Take Bloom and Vine, a fictional flower shop on Wix with an agent on its site. On Monday, Priya, the owner, opens Symphony on her phone and writes to Maestro:

Symphony reads through list_conversations, list_leads and get_lead and finds a run of questions about flower arranging workshops. So the newsletter opens with the question her customers keep asking, in their words, and not with a slogan. Priya reads it and sends it herself.

• "Add this page about our summer opening hours to my agent's knowledge."
• "Show me the figures from my Ultimo Bots agent for the last seven days."
• "Change my agent's welcome message to mention Mother's Day orders."

Those work the same way, and none of them uses Ultimo Bots AI credits. Your agent keeps its own job through all of this, and it does not wait for Symphony. Symphony can only message a visitor if you keep the ⚠ permissions for sending messages, so untick them on the consent page unless you want that.

Make the workshop bookable with Mo

When the questions point to a job, the fix is a skill, and you build it in the AI Studio by describing it to Mo. Priya's visitors want to book the workshop, and the newsletter will only bring more of them. The workshop runs as a class in Wix Bookings, which is among the ready-made skills. Priya writes:

Mo switches on booking in the chat in the tested Wix Bookings skill and adjusts it to the workshop. People plan birthday gifts at strange hours. At 3 AM, when one of them asks about the workshop, the agent shows the open dates, sums up the details and creates the booking after a yes. If the workshop is paid online, it hands over the Wix payment link, and the seat is final after payment. The booking lands in Priya's Wix Bookings.

Wedding flowers take a conversation, so Priya tells Mo to handle those differently: "When someone asks about wedding flowers, ask for their name, email and wedding date, read it back and save it after a yes." The ready-made Capture leads skill saves them to her Wix contacts and lists them as leads in Ultimo Bots. Next Monday Maestro can read those leads with the date in them and draft a personal note to each couple, for Priya to check and send.

With your own system instead of a Wix app, you give Mo its public API docs or its MCP server address, and the key goes into a secure field. More building blocks are on the AI Studio page.

What does it cost to connect the two?

The connection itself is free on our side, on every plan. Symphony has its own plans and AI credits, set by Wix, and chatting there uses those. Your Ultimo Bots agent's answers and Mo's work use AI credits from one balance per agent, and teammates are free.

On Wix, the agent comes from our Wix app, and the prices you pay appear in the Wix App Market. On our site the plans are Smart at $29 a month ($19 billed yearly) with 500 AI credits, Boost at $59 ($39) with 2,000, and Ultimo at $249 ($199) with 10,000, per agent (pricing).

One message and ten minutes

Your first newsletter idea is one read-only question away. With an agent live, send Maestro the message with https://mcp.ultimo-bots.com/mcp, leave only the read permissions ticked, and ask what customers asked most last week. It takes about ten minutes, most of them spent reading the answer. What comes back tells you what goes into your next newsletter, and what goes to Mo. No agent yet? Install our Wix app today and ask next week. Other clients work too, including Claude and ChatGPT.

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