MCP server · Google Ads

Google Ads MCP Server

Google's first-party Model Context Protocol server for the Google Ads API. It is a Python (FastMCP) server that Google publishes as source and installs from git; Google does not operate a hosted endpoint. The server is deliberately narrow: rather than wrapping the 174 REST operations one-for-one, it exposes GAQL query construction plus field discovery, so an agent explores the reporting surface with two tools instead of memorising a schema.

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⚠ Proposed MCP surface. No official hosted MCP server was found for Google Ads. The tools below are a candidate set derived from this provider's API, and the link points at the source descriptor rather than a live server. If Google Ads publishes an official server, this page will update to it on the next build.
Provider: Google Ads Type: Candidate descriptor Transport: Host: raw.githubusercontent.com

Descriptor

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/google-ads/refs/heads/main/mcp/google-ads-mcp.yml

Candidate descriptor · transport

Tools

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