"facebook ads" matching MCP servers:

Enables competitive intelligence, market analysis, and advertising insights by providing 15+ advanced tools to search, analyze, monitor, and predict Facebook ad performance.

Enables searching Meta ads by text, country, category, advertiser, or landing domain from an AI assistant, then opening individual ads and advertiser pages, ranking what is scaling, finding related ads by page or domain, and downloading images and videos for ad ids.

Enables searching and scraping the public Facebook Ad Library to extract structured ad data such as advertiser, copy, landing URLs, and CTAs for competitive research, all without an account or API token.

A FastMCP-powered server integrating Google Ads and Facebook Ads APIs with automatic OAuth 2.0 authentication, enabling GAQL queries, keyword research, campaign management, and performance analytics.

Apple Search Ads API v5 (read-only). Campaigns, ad groups, keywords, performance reports.

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that gives AI agents live, structured ad intelligence across Facebook, Google, and Instagram — data that no base model can produce from training alone. Powered by Apify actors. Works with any MCP-compatible client: Cursor, Claude, etc.

Enables searching and analyzing LinkedIn's public ad library for any company, including ad creatives, targeting, and competitive insights. Supports image and video analysis, company comparisons, and detailed ad lookups via natural language.

This MCP server searches Google's public ads database and uses AI to analyze ad images/videos, with intelligent caching for performance.

An MCP server for the NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS) that enables searching, citation graph traversal, and bibliography management for astrophysics literature. It provides tools for computing citation metrics, resolving astronomical object names, and managing paper libraries through natural language.

A read-only MCP server for querying Google Ads data using GAQL, enabling AI assistants to safely read campaign performance, ad groups, and keywords.

Enables querying mobile ad revenue from Google AdMob and Huawei Petal Ads through natural language, with read-only tools for account, app, ad unit, and revenue reports.

Local MCP server that turns Mark Builds Brands' YouTube knowledge into an AI coaching assistant for ecommerce and Facebook Ads.

A read-write MCP server for managing Google Ads campaigns, ad groups, keywords, and ads via natural language.

Searches the Meta (Facebook) Ad Library by keyword and returns ad details including advertiser, ad copy, and EU reach, without requiring an API key.

Self-hosted Google Analytics 4 MCP server with 27 read-only tools for the Google Analytics Data and Admin APIs. Maintained source relocated to get-mcp-ads/google-analytics-mcp-server; npm package remains @getmcpads/google-analytics-mcp-server.

Provides seamless access to the NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS) for searching astronomical papers, tracking citations and metrics, managing paper libraries, and exporting BibTeX references through natural language conversation.

Google Ads, Reddit Ads, GA4, Tag Manager, Search Console and Merchant Center in your AI client. Read reports and make changes with a preview, a dry run validated by Google, and budget and bid caps before anything goes live. Self-host (MIT, pip install adloop) or connect AdLoop Cloud at https://mcp.getadloop.com/mcp.

Self-hosted Google Search Console MCP server with 20 read-only tools for Google Search Console. Maintained source relocated to get-mcp-ads/google-search-console-mcp-server; npm package remains @getmcpads/google-search-console-mcp-server.

Enables natural language querying of Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, Meta Ads, and Google Ads data through Claude.

Enables LLMs and AI agents to query Google Ads accounts and reporting data through the Google Ads API, including customer lookups, resource metadata inspection, and reference material on metrics, segments, and release notes. Tools and resources can be selectively enabled and namespaced via a configuration file, with authentication handled through Application Default Credentials or an OAuth proxy.