ConnectAlpative MCP

A bridge between your marketing tools and your AI assistant, built on each service's official APIs. You connect your accounts once, in two minutes, then ask your questions in your AI (Claude, ChatGPT or another): it fetches the data itself from your tools and answers you. With Actions mode, it can also act.

No. You connect by clicking “Authorize”, just like signing in to a website with your Google account. No keys to copy, nothing to install.

Three principles, no jargon. One: your access stays yours. Alpative connects to your tools like any application you authorize, and you can revoke that authorization whenever you want, in one click. Two: your data does not sit on our servers. It travels from your tool to your AI the moment you ask the question, then leaves; we keep neither your reports nor your conversations, only a count of your requests for your quota. Three: everything stays in Europe. Our servers are in Nuremberg, Germany, and your access keys are encrypted there.

By default, no: everything is read-only. You enable Actions mode when you choose to, and the AI can then step in: fix conversion tracking, publish an article, fill in a reporting spreadsheet. It has about twenty write actions, which it chains together like a colleague would, but their scope is deliberately narrow: your budgets and your ad campaigns stay out of reach. Alpative MCP cannot change a budget.

Yes, with no credit card. The free plan lets you connect your analytics tools and start working.

Wiring the API yourself means development work: creating a project with each provider, managing keys, handling their expiration, and starting over for every tool and every client. A typical MCP connector spares you that work, but most often it simply relays the provider's raw response to your AI, verbose, with field names repeated on every row. Alpative takes both steps: the connection takes two clicks, with no keys to copy, and we prepare the data before passing it on. That last point is what changes the cost of use: for the same answer, your AI receives about four times fewer tokens.

Yes, and the mechanism is easy to understand. Marketing APIs return tables where every cell is wrapped in its own structure, with the field name repeated on each row: on a thirty-row report, the word “sessions” appears thirty times. We turn that into a table: column names once, then the values. Nothing is lost, nothing is summarized: it is the same data, written shorter. Measured on real accounts: about 74% fewer tokens than a direct API call on a Google Analytics report, 46% on Search Console (and, on typical API responses, 67% on Google Ads, 75% on Meta, 81% on LinkedIn Ads), up to 89% compared to a connector that relays the response as is. In practice, your AI's context window fills four times more slowly: longer conversations, faster answers, a subscription that lasts.

Claude and ChatGPT, plus any assistant compatible with the MCP protocol (Cursor, Copilot, VS Code and others).