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The Amazon Ads MCP server that knows your margins

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any AI client to Amazon Ads. It reads Sponsored Products, Brands, Display and DSP next to your orders, fees and product costs, and changes bids, budgets and campaigns once you switch Actions on.

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  • Every ad type, DSP includedDSP included
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Quick answer

What is an Amazon Ads MCP server?

An Amazon Ads MCP server turns an advertising account into tools an AI client can call: pull a report, look up a campaign, change a bid. DataDoe hosts one at https://mcp.datadoe.com/mcp/v1. It signs in to the Amazon Ads API for you, runs the report jobs, stays inside Amazon’s rate limits and keeps every day it collects, so your AI answers from stored history instead of waiting for a new report.

Amazon also runs its own Ads MCP server, in beta. The difference is the data around the ads: DataDoe keeps them in one schema with Seller Central, Vendor Central and the product costs you upload, which is what turns ACOS into profit.

How it compares with Amazon’sHow Actions work
What your AI reads

Every ad type,
next to what you earn.

Sponsored Products, Brands and Display, DSP, Amazon Attribution, Brand Metrics and Marketing Stream, in tables your AI queries by name. Each row is a question it can answer today.

Amazon Ads questions and the DataDoe tables that answer them
QuestionWhere the answer comes fromCovers
Spend and profit
Which keywords and search terms make money after product cost and fees?amazon_ads_profit_by_target_and_dateamazon_ads_profit_by_search_term_and_dateSponsored Products and Brands, joined to your COGS and Amazon fees
Which products, campaigns and ad groups carry the spend?amazon_ads_performance_by_child_asin_and_dateamazon_ads_performance_by_campaign_by_dateAll Sponsored ads, updated during the day
What did shoppers buy after the click, other products included?amazon_ads_purchased_productsSponsored Products, Brands and Display
Which placements pay off, Amazon Business included?amazon_ads_placement_by_campaign_by_dateSponsored Products and Brands
Timing and changes
Which hours and weekdays convert?amazon_ads_performance_by_campaign_by_hourAmazon Marketing Stream, hour by hour in your Ads time zone
What changed before performance moved?amazon_ads_entity_historyState, bid and budget changes on campaigns, ad groups, ads and targets
How fast is today’s budget going?amazon_ads_ams_budget_usageAmazon Marketing Stream
Beyond Sponsored ads
What does DSP bring by audience, device and creative?amazon_ads_dsp_performance_by_audience_by_dateamazon_ads_dsp_performance_by_creative_by_dateAmazon DSP, read only, refreshed daily
What do Google, Meta or email clicks sell on Amazon?amazon_ads_attribution_performance_by_ad_group_by_dateAmazon Attribution
Is the brand gaining awareness and consideration?amazon_ads_brand_metricsBrand Metrics
Path to purchase and audience overlap, in SQLAMC query templates or your own SQLAmazon Marketing Cloud, in beta
Browse the data scheme
What your AI can change

Bids, budgets and campaigns. When you let it.

Switch on the Ads Actions you want and your AI can do the routine work of a PPC manager. Actions stay off until you enable them, most AI clients ask before a change, and every change is logged. Any change can run as a dry run first.

  • Campaigns, ad groups, ads and portfolios: create, edit, pause and archive
  • Keywords and product targets: add them, change bids, pause them
  • Budget rules for Sponsored Products, Brands and Display, for an event or a performance threshold
  • Scheduled bid increases for Sponsored Products, so dayparting runs on Amazon’s side even when no agent is online
  • Amazon’s own bid and keyword recommendations, before you launch
See every Action
Amazon’s Ads MCP or DataDoe

Two Ads MCP servers. Two different jobs.

Amazon’s own server talks straight to the Ads API. DataDoe keeps the data and joins it to the rest of your Amazon business, so your AI can judge an ad by what it earned.

Amazon Ads MCP server compared with DataDoe, checked 20 October 2026
Checked 20 October 2026Amazon Ads MCP serverAmazon Ads, betaDataDoeHosted MCP, REST API and BigQuery
Data it coversAmazon AdsAmazon Ads with Seller Central, Vendor Central and the product costs you upload
Profit per keywordNot available: it has no product cost or Amazon fee dataProfit after ads by keyword and by search term
HistoryWhat the Ads API returns for each requestEvery day kept from the day you connect
Changes on AmazonBudgets, campaign creation and other advertising actionsCampaigns to keywords, portfolios, budget rules and scheduled bid increases. Off until you switch them on
Amazon Marketing CloudAn expert tool that writes AMC SQLQuery templates or your own SQL, scheduled or on demand (beta)
Where you use itClaude, ChatGPT, Amazon Kiro, Amazon Bedrock and other MCP appsClaude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini, Copilot and any MCP client, plus a REST API and BigQuery
Set-upThrough Amazon’s developer tools, in betaSign in with Amazon in DataDoe, then paste one URL into your AI client
PriceNo separate fee listed by Amazon$97 a month with unlimited Amazon connections. 14-day free trial
HelpAmazon’s developer documentationAn account manager who replies in about 15 minutes, and a free 30-minute call with an engineer every month

Amazon’s server fits when

you only need the Ads console in a chat, run one advertiser and are happy to work with Amazon’s developer tools.

DataDoe fits when

your AI has to know what an ad earned after costs, you run Seller and Vendor accounts or many clients, and you want the history to stay. Read the full comparison.

Set up

Your ad account in your AI, in three steps.

No Ads API developer registration and no report jobs to schedule. DataDoe does that part.

  1. Connect Amazon Ads

    Create a DataDoe account and sign in with Amazon for your Ads profiles. Seller Central and Vendor Central accounts connect the same way, and the first load brings about two months of ad performance.

    Connect with Amazon

  2. Add the MCP server

    Paste this URL into your AI client. Claude and ChatGPT sign you in with OAuth; other clients send your key in the datadoe-mcp-key header.

    https://mcp.datadoe.com/mcp/v1

  3. Ask, then switch on Actions

    Start with questions. When the answers match your Ads console, turn on the Ads Actions you need in Settings and let your AI make changes.

    Set up your AI client

Stuck anywhere? Every customer has an account manager who replies in about 15 minutes, and each month includes a free 30-minute call with one of our engineers.

FAQ

Amazon Ads MCP, answered.

Yes. Amazon Ads runs its own MCP server in beta, set up through Amazon’s developer tools, and it covers advertising only. DataDoe is a hosted alternative that adds Seller Central, Vendor Central, your product costs and stored history, and works in any MCP client. See the full comparison.

Yes, read only. Your AI sees DSP performance by order, line item, creative, audience, device, city, supply source and content type, plus reach and frequency and brand suitability. DSP data refreshes once a day. DataDoe does not change DSP campaigns.

Yes, once you switch on the Ads Actions you want in Settings and connect the Ads profile with read and write access. Actions stay off until you enable them, most AI clients ask before a change, and every change is logged. Any change can run as a dry run first. How Actions work.

Amazon’s ad reports only reach back a few months, so the first load brings about the last two months of Sponsored ads performance and about a year of Amazon Attribution. From then on DataDoe keeps every day, so year-on-year comparisons build up while you stay connected.

Yes. Upload your product costs once and DataDoe joins them with Amazon fees and orders, so your AI can read profit after ads by keyword, by search term and by product. ACOS stays available too, but it no longer has to stand in for profit.

Any client that supports remote MCP servers, including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Codex and n8n. The same data is available through the REST API and BigQuery. See every AI client.

Yes. The plan includes unlimited Amazon connections, and you can send clients a link to connect their own Amazon accounts without creating a DataDoe login. DataDoe for agencies.

The Base plan is $97 a month with a 14-day free trial. Queries and Actions use AI tokens included in the plan. See pricing.

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  • Profit after ads by keyword
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