The Bee Seen Company Goes Full MCP to Give Small Businesses More Control Over Their Websites
Oct 19, 2026
The Alloa-based business embraces Elementor’s new AI connection, encouraging small business owners to take a more active role in developing their websites.
Alloa, Scotland, United Kingdom, October 19, 2026 -- The Bee Seen Company Ltd has announced its adoption of Elementor MCP, embracing the connection between compatible AI tools and Elementor websites as part of its approach to bespoke website development.
Led by Lewis Cowan and based in Central Scotland, the company is encouraging small business owners to explore how the technology could help them turn business ideas into website updates while retaining control over the finished result.
The announcement follows Elementor’s introduction of its MCP connection in a blog post published on 29 September 2026. MCP, short for Model Context Protocol, enables compatible AI tools to connect with software and carry out supported tasks.
For Elementor users, the connection allows tools such as Claude, Codex and Cursor to create pages and work with supported layouts and design elements. The output uses editable Elementor structures, allowing owners and developers to review and refine the work within the visual editor.
Helping Business Owners Turn Ideas Into Action
The Bee Seen Company’s message is that small businesses should explore the technology as a practical way to participate more closely in the development of their websites.
For a business introducing a new service, running a seasonal campaign or updating its customer information, an AI-assisted workflow could help turn a written brief into an initial page draft. These potential uses depend on the website’s setup, the supported features and the quality of the instructions provided.
The opportunity is particularly relevant to owners who understand what their customers need but find website development difficult to translate into action. Describing a requirement in familiar language could make it easier to move from an idea to something they can inspect and refine.
Elementor states that work generated through its MCP connection is saved as a draft rather than automatically published. Users can review and edit the result before deciding to make it live.
Bespoke Development Built Around Business Needs
The adoption aligns with The Bee Seen Company’s existing focus on creating solutions around the way individual businesses work.
Its services include website development, portal development, e-commerce, Elementor development and platform migrations. The company also builds custom programmes, widgets, calculators and quote builders, alongside providing local and national SEO services.
For Cowan, the direction reflects the company’s wider emphasis on solving specific business challenges through tailored development. Introducing AI-assisted workflows offers another route for translating those requirements into usable website features.
The company encourages business owners to start with a clear requirement: what needs to change, who the page is intended to serve and what visitors should be able to do.
That brief remains central to the process. Accurate content, appropriate design and checks on the finished page are still necessary to ensure an update meets the business’s needs.
Businesses interested in discussing Elementor MCP and its potential role in their websites can contact The Bee Seen Company directly.
About The Bee Seen Company Ltd
The Bee Seen Company Ltd is a bespoke development and digital services business based in Alloa, Central Scotland. Led by Lewis Cowan, it creates websites, portals, e-commerce platforms and custom-coded tools designed around individual business requirements. Its services also include platform migrations, local SEO and national SEO.
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