Connect Claude or ChatGPT to your own Prosper202 ClickServer and ask about your campaigns in plain words: what to cut, what to bid, which hours convert, where profit is heading. It reads your reports, campaigns, clicks and conversions, and changes nothing unless you allow it.
Needs Prosper202 Pro (the 7-day free trial counts) and Prosper202 1.9.78 or later, reachable over HTTPS. Already on Pro? Connect in a minute.
Your AI app gets your Prosper202 reports, campaigns, trackers, landing pages, rotators, clicks and conversions as tools, and picks the right one for what you ask. The answers come from your own install, as far as your user's role can see.
Losers by keyword, yesterday
Break-even CPC by country, last 7 days
Profit by hour, last 30 days
Profit, next 14 days
Diagnose campaign 12
Last touch vs. linear, by traffic source
It can also look up a click or a conversion, list your trackers and their links, give you the postback URL for a network, and show a rotator’s stats. If you allow changes, it can set up a tracker for a new offer and hand you the link.
Add Tracking202’s connector to your AI app. It sends you to your own Prosper202 to sign in and choose what the app may do. Your password and API keys never go into the chat.
https://mcp.tracking202.com/mcp
Enter it exactly, with /mcp at the end.
claude mcp add --transport http prosper202 https://mcp.tracking202.com/mcp
/mcp, pick prosper202 and sign in on your install.p202 command line, which comes with Pro, and point it at your install.claude mcp add prosper202 -- p202 mcp --read-only
p202 --staged mcp instead to turn every change into a proposal. Running on your computer, it has no size limit on what it reads. CLI setup guide.The approval page on your Prosper202 shows which app is asking and where the connection goes. You choose one of three levels, and you can disconnect at any time.
Reads your campaigns, trackers, landing pages, traffic sources, rotators, reports, clicks and conversions, as far as your role can. Changes nothing.
Reads the same. A change it makes to campaigns, trackers, landing pages, traffic sources or categories waits as a proposal until you apply it (p202 change apply).
Reads the same, and can change and delete campaigns, trackers, landing pages, traffic sources and categories. Your AI app’s approval prompt is then the only check, so don’t set it to always allow deletes.
Users, API keys and your install’s settings.
Each connection is an API key of your user, in My Account › Personal Settings › API keys, labelled AI: <app> via mcp.tracking202.com. Remove it, or remove the connector in your AI app.
Tracking202’s connector carries your AI app’s requests to your install and the answers back. Your clicks and conversions stay in your own database.
Claude, ChatGPT or Claude Code opens Tracking202’s connector, which asks for your install’s address.
On your own Prosper202, as your own user. You see which app is asking, and choose read only, propose changes, or read and change.
It goes to the connector server to server, never through the chat or a URL, and reaches only what the level you chose allows.
Every tool your AI app uses reads from your Prosper202 with that key, at the moment you ask. Remove the key and the connection stops.
Not on 1.9.78 yet? See how to upgrade. Running the free download? Pro adds the AI connector, the p202 command line and the CPM* Private Community: see what’s in Pro.
Where your data goes, what Tracking202 sees, and what the AI can change.
It stays in your own database. When you ask a question, Tracking202’s connector passes the request to your install and the answer back to your AI app, as your AI app asked for it. Like everything you type into an AI app, the answer is then part of that conversation.
To improve the connector, it records which tools your AI app calls, the names (not the values) of what it passes them, whether they work, with the error when one fails, and the app’s one-line description of what each request is for, which can repeat what you asked. Email addresses, web addresses and long numbers are removed first.
The records are kept with your install’s ClickServer licence, so Tracking202 sees them for your account. It does not record what the tools return.
Only if you choose Read and change. With Read only it changes nothing, and with Read, and propose changes every change waits for you to apply it. Whatever you choose, it can never touch users, API keys or your install’s settings.
Claude, ChatGPT and Claude Code through the connector URL, and other apps that support custom MCP connectors the same way. Apps that run MCP servers on your computer, such as Claude Desktop and Cursor, can use p202 mcp from the command line instead.
Yes. The connector checks your install’s ClickServer licence when you connect and while you use it, and the 7-day free trial counts. Pro also includes the p202 command line and the CPM* Private Community: see what’s in Pro.
Through the connector, each request reads at most about 1 MB from your install. For something like “list every campaign” or a long forecast on a large install, your AI app is told to ask for less: a filter, a shorter date range or fewer rows. p202 mcp on your own computer has no such limit.
Start Prosper202 Pro free for 7 days, upgrade your install to 1.9.78, and connect Claude or ChatGPT with one URL. Card required, not charged for 7 days. Cancel before day 7 and you pay nothing.
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