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Bounty exposes a read-only Model Context Protocol server for marketing analysis. It gives MCP clients a curated way to inspect campaign, ad, creative, metric, and action data using the authenticated user’s normal Bounty permissions.

Connect To Bounty

  1. Sign in and open Bounty Settings.
  2. Copy the MCP URL shown in Settings.
  3. Follow the instructions there to connect your MCP client.
Settings provides the URL and setup instructions to use for your connection.

What The MCP Server Can Access

The MCP server can read organization-scoped Bounty data that the authenticated user can already access:
  • Account context and data freshness.
  • Saved marketing metric definitions, trends, and breakdowns.
  • Campaign rankings and campaign performance.
  • Campaign analysis findings.
  • Facebook ad rankings, campaign ads, and creative analytics.
  • Google Ads keyword and bidding diagnostics.
  • Existing Bounty actions.
It does not expose raw warehouse SQL, arbitrary table dumps, arbitrary Python execution, infrastructure credentials, or write actions.

Date Ranges

Most data tools accept either explicit dates:
or a preset:
Supported presets are:
  • today
  • yesterday
  • last_7_days
  • last_30_days
  • month_to_date
Explicit dates win over presets. Tool responses include the requested range and the effective range used by Bounty.

Tool Reference

All tools are read-only and return both text and structured JSON. Data-bearing tools include freshness, warnings, and a confidence basis.

Example Workflows

Start broad, then drill down:
Inspect metric semantics before reporting:
Investigate a campaign:
Review existing actions:

Evidence And Confidence

Bounty MCP responses are designed for evidence-based analysis:
  • Use rank_campaigns for campaign CAC rankings instead of ad hoc joins.
  • Treat stale freshness, missing freshness, or source-alignment warnings as directional.
  • Prefer configured primary conversion and paid-efficiency semantics over raw platform conversion counts.
  • Cite the tool outputs, date range, and warnings when making budget or performance recommendations.