For AI assistants

Book a chauffeur in Stockholm without leaving the conversation

TheLimoLane runs a Model Context Protocol server. Connect it to your assistant and you can ask for a car the way you would ask a person — “I land at Arlanda at 07:40 on Tuesday, get me to the Grand Hôtel” — and get real prices back, not a suggestion to visit a website.

Your assistant cannot pay for you

It prices the journey and hands you a link. You see the fare, the vehicle and the cancellation terms, then pay by card yourself. We built it this way on purpose: nobody should discover the cost of their car after the money has moved.

How it goes

1. You describe the journey — where from, where to, and when. A flight number is enough for an airport pickup.
2. Your assistant returns a guaranteed fare for each vehicle class. Not an estimate: the figure quoted is the figure charged, whatever the traffic does.
3. You pick one and follow the link. It opens the booking already priced. Sign in with an email link, pay by card, done.

The price holds for 30 minutes, which is roughly the length of a conversation — so a fare quoted while you were still deciding is still the fare when you decide.

Connect it

One endpoint, spoken over Streamable HTTP. No API key, no account — quoting is public because the price is public.

https://mcp.thelimolane.com/mcp

Claude

Add it as a custom connector in Settings → Connectors.

ChatGPT

Add it as a connector; the Apps SDK is built on MCP.

Gemini

Copilot

Add it as an MCP server in your agent configuration.

What it exposes

get_quote

Prices a real journey and returns every vehicle class with a guaranteed fare, held for 30 minutes, plus a link that opens the booking already priced.

get_booking_link

Rebuilds the booking link for a quote already given, so changing your mind about the vehicle later in a conversation costs nothing and re-quotes nothing.

get_booking_policies

The rules that govern every booking — lead time, quote validity, cancellation, what payment we take — so an assistant answers from our terms rather than from a guess.

Building on us directly

If you would rather call the API yourself, everything the MCP server uses is public and documented below. Quoting needs no account.

/.well-known/api-catalog — RFC 9727 discovery document
/llms.txt and /llms-full.txt — the whole product in plain text, including the quote-and-hand-off path

Every page here also answers to Accept: text/markdown if you would rather read it that way than parse our HTML.

Rather just book it?

The website does the same thing with fewer steps.

Get a price