amazon-ads-mcp-server

What is amazon-ads-mcp-server?

The amazon-ads-mcp-server connects your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop) to Amazon Advertising data through MarketplaceAdPros. It provides access to Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Sponsored Display resources like campaigns, ad groups, keywords, product ads, and targeting, plus the ability to query reports in plain English.

How to use amazon-ads-mcp-server?

Add the server to your MCP client’s configuration (e.g., claude_desktop_config.json) using npx @marketplaceadpros/amazon-ads-mcp-server or a local build, and set the BEARER_TOKEN environment variable with a token from MarketplaceAdPros. Optionally, configure as a Streamable HTTP server at https://app.marketplaceadpros.com/mcp.

Key features of amazon-ads-mcp-server

• Access Amazon Advertising campaigns, ad groups, and keywords.
• Manage Sponsored Products, Brands, and Display ads.
• Query advertising reports with natural language.
• Receive recommendations and experiments (with subscription).
• Support stdio (npx) and Streamable HTTP transports.

Use cases of amazon-ads-mcp-server

• Monitor and adjust Amazon Sponsored Products campaigns via natural language.
• Retrieve performance reports for Sponsored Brands or Display campaigns.
• Automate keyword and targeting optimization through an AI assistant.

FAQ from amazon-ads-mcp-server

What does amazon-ads-mcp-server do compared to the Amazon Ads API directly?

It wraps Amazon Advertising data behind a standardized MCP interface and adds capabilities like plain‑English report queries and MarketplaceAdPros recommendations, but requires a subscription for some features.

What runtime dependencies are needed?

Node.js and npm are required to run the server locally via npx or a cloned repo. A BEARER_TOKEN from MarketplaceAdPros.com is also needed.

Where is my Amazon advertising data stored?

The server connects to MarketplaceAdPros’s cloud service, which proxies your Amazon Advertising data. Your data is processed and stored on MarketplaceAdPros’s servers.

What transport protocols are supported?

It supports standard I/O (stdio) for local MCP clients and Streamable HTTP for remote clients, such as LibreChat or any client supporting that transport.

How is authentication handled?

Authentication uses a Bearer token (BEARER_TOKEN) provided by MarketplaceAdPros.com, which is sent with each request.