A dialer that works with Claude

Cue works with Claude through an MCP connector and a public API. You can pull today's researched queue, prep a call, start a session, and log an outcome without living in a dialer app. A person still places every call. Start free.

That is the headless idea: the queue is the product, and Claude is one surface for it. Calling from your own cell is another surface, and that one is Coming soon.

What you can do from Claude

Cue's MCP connector includes tools to:

• Get today's queue
• Explain an account
• Prep a call, including the reason to call and the talk track
• Check session state and list status
• Start a session, including from a list
• Log an outcome
• Draft a follow-up

Write actions are opt-in. There is also a public API for queue, accounts, contacts, sessions, outcomes, lists, and webhooks.

This is in the product. It is not a mockup. It is also not a claim that you never open the Cue app, or that Cue is the only dialer with an MCP server.

How this compares

DialSheet lists a REST API and MCP server on its Pro plan, which starts at $29 per month for the first seat (DialSheet pricing, checked 15 November 2026). Other phone platforms have also added MCP connections. Cue's difference is that the object you are driving is a researched daily queue, and that Cue is Free for teams of one or two sellers.

Cue is not an AI voice agent. If you want software to place or run the call, that is a different category. See a human power dialer.

What is Coming soon

Calling from your own cell is Coming soon. Voicemail drop, sending email from your own inbox, and CRM sync are Coming soon too. The headless path today is Claude (MCP and API) plus the Cue app, including on a phone-sized screen.

Start free

Start free. Cue is Free for teams of one or two sellers. Teams of three or more can talk to us.

FAQ

Does Cue work with Claude?

Yes. Cue includes an MCP connector and an API. You can pull today's queue, explain an account, prep a call, start a session, and log an outcome from Claude, without treating the Cue app as the only surface.

What is a headless dialer?

In this context it means you can drive the calling queue from surfaces other than the vendor's app, such as Claude or, when it ships, your phone. Cue is built for that. Calling from your own cell is Coming soon. You may still open the Cue app to call.

Is Cue the only dialer with an MCP connector?

No. Other products also offer MCP connections. DialSheet, for example, lists a REST API and MCP server on its Pro plan. Cue's connector is built around today's researched queue, call prep, sessions, and outcomes.

Do I have to log in to the Cue app?

The goal is that you should not have to live in the app. Today you can use the MCP connector and the API from Claude. Calling from your own cell is Coming soon. This page does not claim that you never log in.

Is Cue an AI caller that places the call for me?

No. A person places every Cue call. Claude can help you pull the queue and prep the conversation. It does not replace you on the line.

Is Cue free?

Yes. Cue is Free for teams of one or two sellers.

Is Cue only for B2B?

Yes. Cue is built for business-to-business calling only.