Adstudio MCP

Connect your ad accounts to the AI you already use. Meet Adstudio MCP.

Bring your advertising stack into ChatGPT or Claude through one accountable connection layer. Ask once, follow the tool work, and keep every returned source scoped and visible.

Illustrative Adstudio MCP work surface: connected advertising sources feed a prompt, bounded tool calls, and a concise source-labelled response. This is not a live account.
Ask your connected sources

What changed across my selected ad accounts this month?

Found the ad accounts you can access
Checked each source’s available capabilities
Read performance from the live MCP sources
Kept currencies and attribution settings separate
Adstudio MCP summary

Your selected sources are ready to compare, with each account and measurement context intact.

Live MCP reads: Google Ads · Meta Ads

Source-labelledRead-onlyAccount scoped

The source is part of the answer

One question. Every source stays accountable.

Adstudio makes separate bounded reads from the accounts you select. Your AI client can bring supported advertising sources into one conversation without turning different currencies, attribution windows, or provider semantics into one invented number.

The result stays useful because it stays specific: provider, selected account, period, currency, attribution, freshness, truncation, and unresolved coverage remain visible where relevant.

Grounded work, less context switching

The ad-account questions that need more than one tab.

01

Compare performance without erasing context

Compare answers from supported advertising sources while keeping each source, period, currency, and attribution model intact.

02

Follow the structure behind a result

Move from a selected account into campaigns and child entities when a high-level number needs an explanation.

03

Review the creative attached to the work

Bring creative assignments into the same grounded investigation instead of switching between tabs and exports.

04

Work across the accounts you already own

A personal connection follows your current and future workspace memberships, while your role and Read permissions still apply.

Connection, with boundaries

Three deliberate steps.

A useful answer starts with a connection whose scope is clear.

  1. 01

    Create a personal connection

    In Adstudio Settings → MCP, create your personal connection.

  2. 02

    Enable platform Read

    Choose Google Ads and/or Meta Ads. Your Adstudio role remains the boundary.

  3. 03

    Select before you ask

    Discover accounts, then explicitly name the workspace, platform, and account for a scoped read.

Built to make the boundary visible

Answers carry their source with them.

OAuth protects the personal connection. Role and platform Read bounds remain in force, and returned results retain provider, account, period, currency, attribution, freshness, truncation, and unresolved coverage where relevant.

Explore MCP security

Evidence receipt

Provider
Named per result
Account
Explicitly selected
Measurement
Period, currency, attribution
Freshness
Reported with the read

FAQ

The details, when you need them.

The public endpoint is https://useadstudio.com/api/mcp. Current read-only tools: list_accounts, describe_capabilities, query_performance, get_entities, get_creatives.

Google Ads and Meta Ads are live today. The MCP compares separate, source-labelled reads; it does not treat provider metrics, currencies, attribution models, or periods as interchangeable.

Nothing. Every current public MCP tool is read-only. It does not create, edit, pause, or delete campaigns, ads, budgets, audiences, or other advertising objects.

Start with account discovery, then explicitly choose one workspace, platform, and account for every scoped call. The server never guesses an account on your behalf.

A personal connection reaches workspaces you are a member of now and in the future. Platform Read permission applies across those memberships and never exceeds your Adstudio role.

Remove your personal MCP connection in Adstudio Settings → MCP, then remove the connector from your AI client. If a returned scope looks wrong, stop using the connection and contact Support.

Adstudio MCP

Bring accountable answers into the conversation.

Connect once, choose the account you mean, and keep the source context attached to every result.

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