The AdsEye connector for AI assistants

Ask your AI about your ads.

Connect AdsEye to the assistant you already use, whether that’s Claude, ChatGPT or another that takes an MCP connector, and ask about your account in plain words: what you spent, what came in, which campaign is earning its keep and what is waiting for your yes. It reads your numbers and never changes a thing, and it comes with every workspace.

Ask it the way you’d ask a person

The numbers, without the dashboard.

Your assistant checks AdsEye and answers with your own figures. Ask about any dates, any platform or any campaign, then carry on the conversation.

  • “How did last week compare with the week before?”
  • “Which campaign costs the most per enquiry this month?”
  • “What’s waiting for my yes?”
  • “Sum up September’s report in three lines.”
You: How did Meta do last week?
Your assistant Checked AdsEye

Meta spent £412 last week, 9% more than the week before, and brought in 31 enquiries at £13.29 each, down from £16.10.

“Design visit · Wilmslow” did most of the work, with 14 of them.

One change is waiting for your yes in AdsEye: raising LinkedIn’s “Architects · Cheshire” from £33 to £39 a day.

You: Is that LinkedIn campaign worth it?
Your assistant Checked AdsEye

This month “Architects · Cheshire” has brought in 11 enquiries at £50.27 each, under your £55 target, so Max wants to give it more room. The decision is yours, in AdsEye.

Example account. Results vary.
About two minutes

Connect it in three steps.

Make a connector token

In AdsEye, open Keys and connections and make a connector token. Name it after where it will live, like “Claude on my laptop” or “ChatGPT at work”, and copy it straight away: only a fingerprint is kept, so it can’t be shown again.

Add AdsEye to your assistant

In Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant that takes an MCP connector, add a custom connector with this address and your token:

https://app.adseye.app/mcp

If the form has nowhere for a token, put it on the end of the address instead:

https://app.adseye.app/mcp/t/your-token

Ask

Start with “How did last week go?” and carry on from there, in the same conversation, the way you would with a colleague.

What your assistant can read

Your account, in plain words.

  • The account at a glance: what’s been spent, what came in and how the month is pacing.
  • Results for any dates, compared with the period before or the same dates a year ago.
  • Results by day, by platform and by campaign.
  • Your campaigns.
  • Your enquiries: how many, from where and how far they got. Never who.
  • What is waiting for your approval.
  • Your monthly reports.
The keys and connections screen: a key for your own dashboard, a token for your AI assistant, and what neither of them can do
Keys and connectionsWhere you make a connector token, and revoke it whenever you like.
What it will never do

It reads. You decide.

  • Change anything. No budget moves, no approvals, no paused campaigns. An approval is a person saying yes in AdsEye.
  • Pass on contact details. Names, emails, phone numbers and messages stay in AdsEye.
  • Reach another account. One token opens one account, and a question about any other is ignored.
  • Carry Google Ads, Amazon Ads or Pinterest data. Those platforms’ own terms keep their data away from third-party AI. Max still runs them for you, and every figure is still in AdsEye, in your monthly report and behind your read key.

Revoke a token in Keys and connections whenever you like, and it stops working.

Questions

Before you connect it.

Which assistants does it work with?

Any assistant that takes an MCP connector, the open standard for plugging an AI into other apps. That includes Claude, and ChatGPT in developer mode.

Does it cost extra?

No. It comes with every workspace, at £20 a brand a month.

Why is Google Ads left out?

Google’s automated-access policy, in force since 31 August 2026, doesn’t let a service like AdsEye pass Google Ads data on to a third-party AI. Max still runs your Google Ads, and every figure is in AdsEye, in your monthly report and behind your read key.

Can my assistant approve Max’s changes?

No. Approvals come from you, in AdsEye or on your phone. The connector only reads.

What if I lose the token?

Revoke it in Keys and connections and make a new one. Only a fingerprint of each token is kept, so nobody at AdsEye can show it to you again.

Your numbers. In plain words.

Seven days free, then £20 a brand a month. The connector comes with it.