@pipeworx/reverb

Connect: https://gateway.pipeworx.io/reverb/mcp · Install: one-click buttons

Tools: 4

Live listings from Reverb.com, the musical-instrument marketplace — guitars, amps, pedals, synths, drums and pro audio, with make/model/year/finish/condition and the seller’s asking price.

Tools

• reverb_search(query, ...) — listing search with the gear filters (make, model, product_type/category, condition, price band, year range, region, handmade, sort/order). Answers “what is a 1960s Gibson electric going for right now, and who is selling it”.
• reverb_listing(listing_id) — one listing in full: seller description, asking and buyer price, offer/inventory state, photos, shipping rates by region.
• reverb_shop(shop_slug) — seller profile: feedback count, rating, preferred-seller status, location, shipping posture.
• reverb_categories(root_slug?) — the category tree, so a caller can fill product_type / category on reverb_search without guessing slugs.

Auth

Keyless. Every endpoint this pack calls answers without a token — verified 2026-09-05. Only account-scoped Reverb endpoints (/api/my/*, orders, selling) need OAuth, and none of those are exposed here, so there is no PLATFORM_REVERB_KEY and no BYOK path.

Asking prices only — there is no sold data here

Reverb’s public Price Guide is retired. Both /api/priceguide and /api/priceguide/transactions answer:

HTTP 403  { "Error": "This endpoint is no longer publicly available." }

for every query (verified 2026-09-05). Everything this pack returns is a live asking price, not a realized sale, and every response says so in its price_basis and sold_data fields. Do not use it as comps. For realized instrument prices, Reverb is not the source.

Data sources

• https://api.reverb.com/api/listings/all — listing search. Params used: query, make, model, product_type, category, condition, price_min, price_max, currency, year_min, year_max, item_region, ships_to, handmade, sort, order, page, per_page.
• https://api.reverb.com/api/listings/{id} — listing detail.
• https://api.reverb.com/api/shops/{slug} — seller profile.
• https://api.reverb.com/api/categories/flat — the full category tree (roots plus sub-categories, 320 entries). Plain /api/categories returns only the 14 roots.

Docs live at https://www.reverb-api.com (dev.reverb.com redirects there).

Things worth not rediscovering:

• The Accept-Version: 3.0 and Accept: application/hal+json headers are what select the JSON API. Without them you can get HTML.
• total_pages is capped at 50 regardless of total — a 77,081-result query still reports total_pages: 50. Requesting page=51 nevertheless returns results, so treat the cap as a display artifact, not a paging bound. reverb_search returns a total_pages_note saying this.
• price and buyer_price differ when tax is involved; listing_currency is the seller’s currency, while price.currency follows the currency param.
• Listing detail carries the shop’s feedback_count and rating_percentage, which the search payload omits.
• reverb.com/llms.txt is a 404 as of 2026-09-05, despite reports otherwise.

Tools

• reverb_search — Search live Reverb.com listings for musical gear — guitars, amps, pedals, synths, drums, pro audio. Returns asking prices with make, model, year, finish, condition grade and seller, filterable by cate
• reverb_listing — One Reverb.com listing in full, by listing ID: title, make, model, year, finish, condition, seller description, asking and buyer price, offer/inventory state, categories, photos and shipping rates by
• reverb_shop — Reverb.com seller profile by shop slug: shop name, location, feedback count and rating, preferred-seller status, return policy and shipping posture. Answers “who is this seller and what is their track
• reverb_categories — The Reverb.com category tree — root product types (electric guitars, effects and pedals, amps, keyboards and synths, drums, pro audio, folk instruments) and their sub-categories, with the slugs and UU