MCP server · Google Analytics

MCP Server (artifact)

Google publishes an official (labelled "Experimental") MCP server for Google Analytics. It is a LOCAL stdio server: you install it with pipx/uv and an MCP client launches it as a subprocess. There is no hosted endpoint an agent can POST to. It wraps the Google Analytics Admin API and Google Analytics Data API (GA4) and authenticates with Application Default Credentials, so the human running it must already hold Google Analytics access.

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⚠ Proposed MCP surface. No official hosted MCP server was found for Google Analytics. 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 Analytics publishes an official server, this page will update to it on the next build.
Provider: Google Analytics Type: Candidate descriptor Transport: Host: raw.githubusercontent.com

Descriptor

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

Candidate descriptor · transport

Tools

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