"Google AdSense" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for Google AdSense management. Create ad units, generate framework-specific ad code, manage earnings reports, and automate ads.txt — all from your AI assistant.

Enables AI assistants to create and modify Google Apps Script projects, manage versions and deployments, run functions, and inspect execution history through natural language.

This MCP server enables AI assistants to search the Google Fonts catalogue, retrieve detailed font metadata, generate live HTML text previews, and obtain embed code for use on web pages.

MCP server for searching Google Fonts and generating complete CSS/Tailwind typographic systems with font pairings and modular scales.

A write-only MCP server for Google Sheets with safety features including whitelist, dry-run, snapshot, and audit logging.

MCP server for the Google Tag Manager API v2, enabling natural-language management of containers, workspaces, tags, triggers, variables, and publishing. It handles OAuth authentication and built-in rate limiting for the strict GTM API quota.

Manage the full Google Play Store release lifecycle directly — from uploading artifacts to managing testers, rollouts, and Android Vitals.

Most Google Workspace MCPs let you read. This one lets you write — 28 authoring tools on top of taylorwilsdon/google_workspace_mcp, including markdown-to-Docs, smart chips, and recursive Drive copy.

Enables AI assistants to query the Google Play Developer Reporting API for Android production stability data, including crash and ANR issue clusters, de-obfuscated stack traces, release track discovery, startup and crash metric trends, version-to-version comparisons, and anomaly alerts. It also provides guided prompts for incident triage, baseline profile verification, and weekly stability reporting with built-in token compression and caching.

MCP server for Google Tag Manager API, enabling users to manage containers, tags, and triggers through natural language using Google Application Default Credentials.

Unofficial MCP server for Google's Jules AI coding agent that lets AI assistants create and manage asynchronous coding tasks through the Jules API v1alpha.

Enables reading release lifecycle status, recent written reviews and bulk monthly report CSVs for allowlisted apps, and searching the full pinned Play API catalog with each method's implementation status. Read-only by design, with keyless authentication, explicit app allowlists and bounded, GET-only access to official Google interfaces.

Enables MCP clients to query Search Analytics metrics, list and inspect properties and sitemaps, and inspect indexed URLs with secure authentication and optional allowlisted write controls.

Sends messages to Google Chat via webhooks with automatic Markdown to Cards V2 conversion, supporting headers, lists, code blocks, tables, and images with validation and fallback handling.

Enables automation of Google Jules AI coding assistant through task creation, code review automation, repository management, and AI-powered development workflows. Supports multiple session modes including cloud deployment with persistent authentication.

Enables comprehensive Google Apps Script project lifecycle management (creation, content, versions, deployments, execution, metrics) and controlled access to Google Workspace APIs (Sheets, Docs, Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Tasks, Forms, Slides) with automatic PKCE OAuth and explicit confirmations for destructive actions.

Google Tag Manager MCP server for managing tags, triggers, and variables from Claude, local or remote.

A Model Context Protocol server that enables AI agents to interact with Google Workspace services including Drive, Docs, and Sheets through natural language commands.

Enables LLMs to read and manage Google Tag Manager accounts, containers, workspaces, tags, triggers, variables, versions, and permissions through all 106 API v2 methods, plus task-oriented tools, with ID-based addressing and optional read-only mode.

Enables natural language management of Google Tag Manager resources including accounts, containers, tags, triggers, and variables via the Model Context Protocol.