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The Adspo MCP server lets AI assistants query ad creative data, browse brands, and access your saved boards without copy-pasting anything. Ask a question, get an answer powered by real data from your account. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that works across AI platforms. Connect once and you’re good to go.

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MCP Server URL

Connecting will prompt you to authorise your Adspo account via your browser. Once connected, the AI has access to all the tools listed below.

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Connect to Claude

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Claude Desktop

  1. In Claude, go to Settings → Connectors (or visit claude.ai/settings/connectors directly)
  2. Select Add Custom Connector
  3. Name the connection (e.g. Adspo) and paste the server URL: https://mcp.adspo.co
  4. Click Add
  5. You’ll be taken back to the Connectors page — find Adspo and click Connect
  6. When prompted by your browser, select Open Claude
  7. Complete the Adspo sign-in in the browser window that opens
Once connected, start asking Claude questions about your Adspo data.

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Claude Code

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Connect to ChatGPT

  1. In ChatGPT, go to Settings → Apps (or visit chatgpt.com/#settings/Connectors directly)
  2. Select Advanced Settings
  3. Turn on Developer mode
  4. Click Create App
  5. Name the connection (e.g. Adspo) and paste the server URL: https://mcp.adspo.co
  6. Click Create
  7. You’ll be prompted to authenticate — select Allow
  8. Return to ChatGPT, find the Adspo app, and click Connect
  9. Click Continue to Adspo and complete the sign-in

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Everything else

For any MCP-compatible client not listed above, add the server using this config:
Or just tell your AI client:
Your client will walk you through the authentication flow from there.

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Available tools

Your AI calls these automatically based on your questions — you don’t need to reference tool names directly. The creative tools (get_creatives, get_brand_creatives, get_following_creatives, get_group_creatives, get_board_creatives, get_creative) return the individual ads behind each creative by default. Ask for include_ads: false if you would rather keep responses small.

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Your brands and workspaces

The assistant can see the brands you follow and your groups, in every workspace you have access to, so you can ask things like:
  • “What have my competitors launched this week?”
  • “Which brands am I following in the Client A workspace?”
  • “Show me the longest-running video ads from my skincare group”

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Searching inside ads

The creative tools can search inside the ads themselves — their copy, video transcripts, on-screen text and landing pages — so you can ask things like:
  • “Show me pet brands’ ads that mention free shipping”
  • “Which brands are running ads about collagen?”
  • “Find Drink Nimbus ads that talk about plant milk”
The results keep their usual order (newest first, unless you ask for another), rather than being ranked by relevance. search_brands only matches brand names and domains, so the assistant uses this search to find the brands in a niche or selling a product. To find a style of ad instead, such as “talking-head videos from skincare brands” or “unboxings from brands I follow”, the assistant filters by visual format, using the same list as the app’s filter.
In clients that support MCP Apps — Claude among them — the creative tools render an interactive gallery instead of a wall of JSON. Everything below happens in the chat, without another round trip through the model:
  • Browse creatives at their real aspect ratio, each showing its runtime, duration, and the brand behind it on hover
  • Play any video, one at a time, with sound
  • Expand a creative for its full details — status, runtime, impression rank, first seen, ad count, target languages and countries, visual formats, variants, hook and landing page
  • Ads tab for the individual ads running that creative, each with its own runtime, call to action, targeting, landing page and a link to the Meta Ad Library
  • Download the HD file, open the creative in Adspo, copy a video’s transcript, or hand the creative to the chat so the assistant loads it with get_creative
Clients without MCP Apps support, such as Claude Code, get the same data as JSON — nothing is lost, it just isn’t rendered. Ask the assistant to list the creatives with their links if you want to open them in Adspo.