Agency Autopilot
Google Ads MCP

Google Ads MCP server for agencies

Agency Autopilot connects every Google Ads account your login manages to the assistant you already use. Ask about a client by name; read the numbers, find the wasted spend, and make the change — each one previewed by Google before it applies.

Works inClaudeCodexGrokGemini CLI

Also works with other remote-MCP assistants such as Cursor and VS Code, and ChatGPT on Business and Enterprise workspaces (directory listing in review).

Free for one client, no card. Built by our team at Jiyu Marketing for agencies like yours.

See it work

A four-minute recording of an agency running a client from the assistant, and a sample of the branded report it publishes.

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Open a sample report →

What it does

Per client, from the conversation

Reports in plain questions

Spend, clicks, conversions and cost per lead by campaign, ad group, keyword or search term, for any date range — a full GAQL query when you need one.

Search terms and negatives

See the searches that spent with no leads, then add them as negative keywords. You see the exact list first; nothing is added until you confirm.

Budgets and bidding

Change a daily budget or bidding strategy with a preview. A large budget jump is refused unless its size is acknowledged separately.

New campaigns, created paused

Keyword research from Google's own planner, then the campaign, ad groups, keywords and responsive search ads — all created paused, so nothing spends until you turn it on.

Conversion tracking and extensions

Create conversion actions and add sitelinks, callouts, structured snippets and call assets.

A scored audit

Conversion tracking, keyword and search-term waste, impression share and extensions, with the fixes ranked — and one confirmed step to apply the safe ones.

Set up

Three steps, about a minute

  1. Add Agency Autopilot to your assistant

    As a custom connector at https://mcp.jiyumarketing.com/mcp in Claude, Codex or Grok, or as an extension in Gemini CLI. Steps for each assistant.

  2. Sign in with Google

    Use the Google account you already manage clients with. Agency Autopilot sees only the accounts that login can reach.

  3. Name your clients

    Group each client’s accounts under one name on the dashboard. From then on you ask by business name.

Ask it

Things agencies ask

  • “Which search terms wasted money for Acme Fence in the last 30 days? Preview them as negatives.”
  • “How did Acme Fence's Google Ads do last month against the month before?”
  • “Raise the Search campaign budget to $40 a day — show me the preview first.”
  • “Research keywords for vinyl fence installation in Boise and build a paused campaign.”
  • “Audit Acme Fence's Google Ads and tell me what to fix first.”
Questions

Frequently asked

How does it connect to Google Ads?

Through Google's own OAuth sign-in and the official Google Ads API. You sign in with the Google account you already use; there is no password to share and access can be revoked from your Google account at any time.

Can it change an account without asking?

No. Every change returns Google's validated preview first and applies only when you confirm it. New campaigns and ads are created paused.

Does it work with a manager (MCC) account?

Yes. It lists every account your login can reach, including the ones under a manager account, and you link each one to the client it belongs to.

Which assistants does it work in?

Tested end to end with Claude, Codex and Grok; Gemini CLI installs as an extension. It also works with other assistants that support remote MCP connectors, such as Cursor and VS Code, and in ChatGPT on Business and Enterprise workspaces (our ChatGPT directory listing is in review).

What does it cost?

Free for one client, no card. Paid plans are priced per client per month.

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Try it on a real client

Free for one client, no card. Sign in with the Google account you already manage clients with.