Google Ads + AI clients

Hosted MCPAI connector

Connect Google Ads to any MCP-compatible AI client.

Use one hosted Adscriptly MCP endpoint to bring authenticated Google Ads account context into compatible remote-MCP clients. Start with account discovery and read-only analysis; supported writes use a separate scope and approval boundary.

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Ad account

Google Ads

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AI client

AI clients

Intended outcome

Ask account-specific questions and run permissioned advertising workflows without placing Google Ads credentials inside the chat client.

Connection scope

Google also publishes official Google Ads MCP resources. This page covers the Adscriptly-hosted cross-client server, account context, and approval model.

What the connection does

Control what AI clients can access in Google Ads.

01

One hosted server URL

Connect the remote Adscriptly MCP endpoint instead of running a local advertising connector or handling platform credentials in the chat client.

02

Adscriptly OAuth sign-in

The client redirects to Adscriptly for authorization, so the resulting access stays tied to the authenticated workspace.

03

Google Ads account context

Discover accessible accounts and use Adscriptly tools for account-specific reporting, keyword research, and analysis.

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Separate read and write scopes

Supported Google Ads write tools use a separate write scope and require the client to present the intended impact before execution.

Data flow

Know what moves between systems.

Google Ads

Authorized Google Ads account

Adscriptly logic

Authenticated workspace and account selection

AI clients

AI clients tool context

Google Ads

Natural-language request

Adscriptly logic

Adscriptly tool selection and schema validation

AI clients

Structured tool call

Google Ads

Google Ads response

Adscriptly logic

Normalize the result for the conversation

AI clients

Answer with account evidence

Google Ads

Approved write request

Adscriptly logic

Explicit write scope and approval boundary

AI clients

Scoped account change

Setup

Connect AI clients to the hosted Adscriptly MCP server.

  1. 01

    Copy the server URL

    Use https://adscriptly.com/api/mcp as the remote MCP server address.

  2. 02

    Add it to AI clients

    Add the server as a remote or custom MCP connector. The exact menu name depends on the client.

  3. 03

    Sign in to Adscriptly

    Complete the Adscriptly OAuth prompt and authorize the workspace the client should use.

  4. 04

    Choose a Google Ads account

    Start with account discovery, select the intended Google Ads account, and use read-only analysis before any supported write is proposed.

Connection controls

Review the account, permission scopes, and write approval settings.

  • The AI client does not receive the underlying advertising-platform credential.
  • Account context must resolve before an account-specific tool runs.
  • Write tools use a separate scope and should follow an explicit approval.
  • The Adscriptly OAuth token can be revoked.

Integration FAQ

Before you connect.

What is the Adscriptly Google Ads MCP server URL?

Use https://adscriptly.com/api/mcp. The hosted endpoint supports OAuth, so compatible clients can redirect you to Adscriptly to authorize access.

Does AI clients need my Google Ads password or token?

No. Connect Google Ads inside Adscriptly and authorize the MCP client through Adscriptly OAuth. The chat client does not need the underlying platform credential.

Can AI clients change Google Ads campaigns?

Supported write tools use a separate write scope. Adscriptly instructs clients to present the intended impact and obtain approval before a write.

Is this an official Google Ads or AI clients integration?

No partnership is implied. This is an Adscriptly-hosted MCP connection that uses the permissions granted to the authenticated Adscriptly workspace and the remote-connector support available in AI clients.

Google Ads + AI clients

Use Google Ads account data in AI clients.

Add the hosted MCP server, authorize Adscriptly, select the intended ad account, and begin with a read-only question.