Overview - Zoom as MCP Server

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 and use OAuth 2.1 for authentication. For MCP clients to use the authorization code grant, Proof of Key Code Exchange (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 for details.
• Some tools have special rate limits at the user-level.
• Some tools have limits on concurrent operations performed on a single resource.