Camberstack Google Ads MCP server

Camberstack connects your AI assistant to Google Ads, and if you want, to Search Console and Google Analytics too. You can ask questions about your account in plain words, get keyword ideas, and have the AI prepare changes for you to approve. It is handy for anyone who runs Google Ads but does not want to click through the whole interface, from freelancers to small agencies.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something about your Google Ads account, like how much you spent last month or which keywords might be worth adding. The AI sends that request to Camberstack, which talks to Google Ads on your behalf. For reading, the answer comes straight back into your chat. For changes, Camberstack first builds a proposal with a plain-English summary and dry-runs it with Google, so you can see exactly what would happen. Nothing changes until you approve that proposal, and every applied change can be undone in one call.

What you can do with it

• See every Google Ads account you can reach, including client accounts under a manager
• Get spend, conversions and cost per conversion per campaign
• Research keyword ideas with monthly searches, competition and bid ranges
• Run any read-only Google Ads query
• Check Search Console performance, trends and opportunities
• Look at Google Analytics 4 landing pages and reports
• Propose and apply changes like negatives, budgets and new campaigns, each logged with undo

Try asking your AI

• “How much did I spend on Google Ads last month, and which campaign cost the most per conversion?”
• “Give me keyword ideas for a bakery in Leeds, and tell me which ones I already target.”
• “Pause the campaign called Summer Sale and add 'free' as a negative keyword.”
• “Build a paused Search campaign for my new running shoes line with three ad groups.”

What it gives back to you

For questions, you get answers in your chat: numbers, lists of campaigns, keyword tables, Search Console trends or Analytics reports. For changes, you get a proposal with a plain-English summary, risky items flagged with a warning line, and a note that nothing has changed yet. Once you approve, it tells you what was applied, and you can undo it later. Everything is kept in a change history you can look back at.

Before you start

Who it's for

Anyone who runs Google Ads and wants to ask questions or make changes in plain words, from solo business owners to small agencies managing client accounts.

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