# Overview - Zoom as MCP Server

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Zoom MCP servers map to specific Zoom product areas, such as Meetings, Chat, or Whiteboard.

Users can use external MCP clients (AI agents) to connect to Zoom product-specific MCP servers, and interact with Zoom resources through natural language—for example, to schedule meetings, generate summaries, and automate Zoom workflows.

## Requirements

-   A Zoom account with admin or developer authorizations.
-   Authentication credentials for Zoom MCP servers.

## Supported HTTP connections

Zoom MCP servers support both _server-sent events_ (SSE) and _streamable_ HTTP connections.

**Endpoint Examples:**

-   Streamable HTTP: `https://zoom.us/mcp/meeting/streamable`
-   Server-Sent Events (SSE): `https://zoom.us/mcp/meeting/sse`

## Authentication

Zoom MCP servers follow the [MCP specification](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-11-25/basic/authorization) and use OAuth 2.1 for authentication.
For MCP clients to use the authorization code grant, [Proof of Key Code Exchange](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-11-25/basic/authorization#authorization-code-protection) (PKCE) is required.

## Rate limit details

-   Rate limits are shared with Zoom Open APIs and can vary between tools within a Zoom MCP server.
-   **Rate limits are applied at the account level**. These rate limits are shared by users for all apps installed on the account.
-   **Rate limits are applied based on your account plan**. Increased rate limits are available for all Business, Enterprise, Education, and Partner accounts. See [pricing](https://zoom.us/pricing?ampDeviceId=9e18b61d-2d45-4310-ae4c-9e649bf3aa59&ampSessionId=1765400677722&_gl=1*17td95y*_gcl_au*MjE0NTUwMzA0MC4xNzYxNzYwOTU3LjEwNzUxNzE3MjYuMTc2MzUwNzczOC4xNzYzNTA3NzM3*_ga*MjEzMDQ0NzQzOC4xNzUzOTc1Mzk1*_ga_L8TBF28DDX*czE3NjU0MDA2NzYkbzEzOCRnMSR0MTc2NTQwMTg0MiRqNjAkbDAkaDA.) for details.
-   Some tools have special rate limits at the **user-level**.
-   Some tools have **limits on concurrent operations** performed on a single resource.

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