Service: Page2AI MCP hosted endpoint (page2ai-mcp-remote.vercel.app). Effective: 2026-08-30.
The service is operated by Igor Saevets, an individual developer in the United States (the data controller for this service). Contact for privacy matters: GitHub issues (public) or GitHub private vulnerability reporting (confidential). Requests are processed in the United States.
The endpoint exposes one Model Context Protocol tool, page_to_markdown.
When your AI client calls it, this server fetches the public web page at the URL
you supplied and returns it converted to Markdown. That is the entire product.
Because this is a hosted service, two things necessarily pass through this server's memory for the duration of a request: the URL you submit, and the content of the page fetched from it. Processing is transient — the request is answered and nothing is retained by the application. The legal basis for this processing is performing the conversion you explicitly requested, plus our legitimate interest in abuse prevention and security (rate limiting).
One recipient is inherent to the design: the website you ask us to convert receives an ordinary HTTP request from this server (with this service's user-agent), exactly as it would from any visitor.
Do not submit URLs that embed credentials, session tokens, API keys, or signed
parameters (e.g. pre-signed download links). A URL sent to a hosted service is
disclosed to that service and appears in infrastructure logs. If your URLs are
sensitive, run the identical server locally instead: npx -y page2ai-mcp.
Nothing, by the application. No accounts, no databases, no fetched-page storage, no advertising or cross-site tracking, no analytics cookies. Retention by the application is zero.
Hosting is provided by Vercel Inc. (USA). Vercel keeps its standard operational logs — which include the caller's IP address, user agent, request path and timing — under Vercel's privacy notice. We set no retention of our own on those logs and do not control Vercel's schedule; the application itself retains nothing. We do not enrich, export, sell or share these logs or any personal information; we read logs only for abuse handling and debugging. Because hosting is in the United States, requests from the EU/EEA are transferred to the US under the safeguards described in Vercel's notice.
The application stores no personal data, so there is nothing for us to access, correct, export or delete on request — the answer to any such request is genuinely "we hold nothing." For Vercel's operational logs, Vercel's own privacy process applies. If you believe this service has mishandled your data, contact us (above); EU/EEA users may also lodge a complaint with their supervisory authority, and California residents have the rights listed in the CCPA — including that we do not sell or share personal information.
If you reach this endpoint through a third-party directory or gateway that proxies MCP traffic (rather than connecting to this hostname directly), that intermediary is an additional, independent processor of your requests — check its policy too.
The same tool ships as a local server (npx -y page2ai-mcp, MIT
licensed, source) and
as a browser extension. Both run entirely on your machine with zero egress to
this service.
Questions: GitHub issues. Security reports: GitHub private vulnerability reporting.