Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex — any MCP-compatible agent. Two ways to connect: our remote MCP server, or the local connector file. Pause campaigns, raise bids, and check performance right in your everyday chat — no manual digging.
Connect our remote MCP server in a minute, or install the local connector file. Either way your AI agent works with your PropellerAds advertiser account — and you never share your password.
Create and manage campaigns for Interactive Ads, Telegram Ads, Paid Social Traffic, Onclick, and Push.
Start, pause, stop campaigns, or update the target URL.
Check recommended bids by campaign, zone, and ad format.
Target by GEO, device, OS, language, zone, or sub-zone.
Add, update, and manage campaign creatives.
Track campaign performance and account balance. Access country, region, and city reference lists.
AI agents are the new standard, and our industry is no exception. So we built for both sides of that shift: advertisers just getting started with AI, and those who already run Claude, Grok, and other agents day to day. Either way, the direction is the same: less clicking, more delegating.
Matvey Schmidt — Sales Director, PropellerAds
Two ways to connect — pick the one that fits. Three steps either way, no coding required.
Full step-by-step instructions and prompt examples: mcp.propellerads.com
Nothing to install. Works in Claude and ChatGPT.
Open your assistant's settings and add PropellerAds as a custom MCP connector. Name it "PropellerAds MCP" and paste the connector URL above.
Click "Connect" in Claude (or "Authenticate" in ChatGPT) and log in with your PropellerAds account in the popup window. That's the whole authorisation — no API token to copy, no config file to edit.
The PropellerAds tools appear in your chat right away — 50 tools available from the first message. Ask your agent to check the balance, audit last week's campaigns, or launch a new one.
Using Claude? You can also add PropellerAds in one click from Anthropic's Connectors Directory.
Run everything on your own machine. The only option for Cursor and Codex.
Think of it as a plug adapter that links your AI agent to PropellerAds. You install it once on your machine.
Download it on GitHub.
From your PropellerAds account: Profile → API. It's a separate access key, not your login and password.
Add the token to your agent's configuration, and you're set. Your agent now has access to your advertiser account.
// mcp-config.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"propellerads": {
"command": "ssp-adv-mcp",
"env": {
"SSP_API_TOKEN": "your-token-here"
}
}
}
}With the remote server you sign in on the PropellerAds side, in your own browser window.
With the local setup, access is granted through a separate API token from your account settings. Either way, you can revoke access anytime.
Anthropic and OpenAI never receive your password or your API token. Authorisation happens on the PropellerAds side, and the agent only gets access to the account you connected.
The agent only does what you tell it to do in the chat. It never changes or stops a campaign on its own initiative.
With the remote server it's the same connector URL for everyone — each teammate signs in with their own PropellerAds account.
With the local setup, a personal API token per teammate. No re-setup, no risk of a duplicate-account flag.
No. With the remote server it takes about a minute: add the connector URL to your AI assistant and sign in with your PropellerAds account — nothing to download, nothing to edit.
Prefer to run it on your own machine? Install the connector file and add your API token from your account: Profile → API. Step-by-step instructions for both: github.com/propellerads/propeller-mcp
You can disconnect the connector in your AI assistant at any time.
If you're running the local setup, revoke the API token in your PropellerAds account: Profile → API.
Add the connector to your AI assistant and sign in with your PropellerAds account — it takes about a minute.
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