
How to Connect Claude or ChatGPT to Course Creator 360 (MCP and API)
More and more course creators run their business with an AI assistant next to them: Claude drafting the emails, ChatGPT building the launch plan, an agent updating the CRM. A customer recently told me he picked his platform based on which one his AI could work with best. Good news: Course Creator 360 works with all of them, the same way GoHighLevel does, because it's the same engine. Here's how to hook it up.
Short answer: Your CC360 account has the same REST API as GoHighLevel and works with HighLevel's official MCP server, so Claude, ChatGPT and other AI tools can read and update your contacts, calendars, pipelines, conversations and more. Create a Private Integration token in your CC360 account, add the MCP server as a connector in Claude, and you're connected. No extra plan, no add-on.
What "connecting Claude" actually gives you
MCP is a standard way for an AI assistant to use tools. Once connected, you can say things like:
- "Show me everyone who bought the course in the last 30 days but hasn't logged in."
- "Book a call with Sarah on Thursday afternoon and send her the prep email."
- "Move every lead tagged webinar-attended who didn't buy into the follow-up pipeline stage."
- "Draft a reply to the last three unanswered conversations in my inbox."
The AI reads from and writes to your CC360 account through the same API our own tools use. What it's allowed to touch depends on the scopes you grant, so start read-only if you're nervous.
Setup: Claude
- In your CC360 account, go to Settings, then Private Integrations. Create a new integration, name it something like "Claude", and tick the scopes you want (contacts, calendars, opportunities, conversations are the usual set). Copy the token. It starts with
pit-. - In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector. Paste HighLevel's MCP server address:
https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/anthropic/v2. Use your Private Integration token as the bearer token when it asks for authentication (or use the sign-in flow if your client offers it). - Ask Claude to list your calendars. If it answers, you're done.
Using Claude Code in a terminal instead? The command is claude mcp add --transport http leadconnector https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/anthropic/v2, then add your token in the connection settings.
Setup: ChatGPT and other tools
ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini CLI and most agent frameworks now support remote MCP servers or plain REST. Use HighLevel's general MCP endpoint or the REST API directly with your Private Integration token. The steps are the same: create the token in CC360, add the server or the API base URL in the tool, grant scopes. Because these tools update their connector features often, check your tool's current instructions for "custom MCP server" or "custom connector."
Zapier, Make and webhooks
If you'd rather not touch tokens, CC360 has the same native Zapier and Make integrations as GoHighLevel, plus inbound and outbound webhooks in the workflow builder. Any AI tool that can call a webhook can trigger a CC360 automation, and any CC360 automation can call out to an AI step.
Four things worth knowing
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Is the API the same as GoHighLevel's? | Yes. Same endpoints, same documentation, same MCP server. Anything written for a GoHighLevel sub-account works with a CC360 account. |
| Do I need a higher plan? | No. Private Integrations and the API are available on every CC360 plan. |
| Can the AI break my account? | Only within the scopes you grant. Give it read-only scopes first, then add write scopes for the things you actually want it to change. |
| Is my data safe? | Your token is a password. Keep it out of shared documents and rotate it if it leaks. The AI provider sees whatever data you ask it to fetch, so read their data policy the same way you would for any tool. |
What we're building for AI users
This is where CC360 pulls ahead of a bare GoHighLevel account for anyone building with AI. Beyond the connection, CC360 ships AI tools built for course creators: a market research report generator, a course curriculum builder, a lead magnet builder, a website generator, an email writer and an offer builder. They run on top of what we've learned selling courses since 2016, and they drop the results straight into your account. If you're building your business with an AI assistant, you'll like having those next to it.
Frequently asked questions
Does Course Creator 360 have an API?
Yes. The same REST API as GoHighLevel, available on every plan through Private Integration tokens created in your account settings.
Does Course Creator 360 work with Claude?
Yes. Add HighLevel's MCP server as a custom connector in Claude and authenticate with a Private Integration token from your CC360 account.
Does Course Creator 360 work with ChatGPT?
Yes, through ChatGPT's custom connector or actions support using the same MCP server or REST API. Check ChatGPT's current instructions for adding a custom MCP server.
Does Course Creator 360 work with Zapier and Make?
Yes. Native integrations for both, plus webhooks in the workflow builder.
Can an AI agent build funnels or write emails inside my account?
It can create and update contacts, opportunities, appointments, conversations, tags and custom fields, and trigger workflows. Page building through the API is limited on both GoHighLevel and CC360, so funnels still get built in the editor, with the AI drafting the copy.
Is there a Course Creator 360 specific MCP server?
No separate one is needed. Because CC360 runs on the GoHighLevel engine, HighLevel's official MCP server is the one to use.
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About the author
Stockton Walbeck is the founder of Course Creator 360. He's been selling online courses since 2016, has sold or helped sell more than $25 million of them, and has coached more than 10,000 course creators. CC360 is the software he wished existed when he started.
