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Eoghan McCabe

Co-founder, Intercom, named behind the Intercom API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Eoghan McCabe

Co-founder, Intercom

Eoghan McCabe co-founded Intercom, now called Fin, in 2011 and is listed on its about page as CEO and chairman of the board. He built his first internet business in 2000 and went on to found Contrast, a software development company whose sale of its Exceptional bug tracker to Rackspace funded Intercom.

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Who is Eoghan McCabe?

Eoghan McCabe co-founded Intercom, now called Fin, in 2011 and is listed on its about page as CEO and chairman of the board. He built his first internet business in 2000 and went on to found Contrast, a software development company whose sale of its Exceptional bug tracker to Rackspace funded Intercom.

What does Intercom make?

Anchor Terminal lists Intercom API + MCP from Intercom. Intercom's REST API (conversations, contacts, companies, tickets, notes, tags, articles, data attributes and webhooks) and its official hosted MCP server.

Who has invested in Intercom?

The sources our research read name Bessemer Venture Partners and Index Ventures.

How are Eoghan's tools graded?

Intercom API + MCP is graded BB, 71.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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