HeyMetra

MCP Connectors

Connect an account once. Use it from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex.

An MCP connector is an authorised link between one of your accounts and an MCP server, which exposes that account to an AI client as a set of tools. HeyMetra is a remote MCP server carrying 17 connectors: 14 data sources across ads, analytics, ecommerce, subscriptions and CRM, plus 3 delivery channels. Together they expose 36 tools — 30 that read and 6 that write. 7 of the 14 sources work today; the remaining 7 are marked Soon and cannot be connected yet.

Spend, traffic, store and revenue

A campaign costs money in one account and earns it in another. Asking what a week of spend produced means reading both, and that only works if both sit behind the same connection.

Side of the question Connectors Live today
Ads Google Ads, Meta 0 of 2
Analytics Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console 1 of 2
Ecommerce Shopify, Trendyol, WooCommerce 2 of 3
Revenue & CRM Stripe, HubSpot, Zoho CRM 1 of 3
Mobile AppsFlyer, RevenueCat, Adapty, App Store Connect 3 of 4

Delivery channels

These are destinations, not sources. No tool reads from or writes to them, so they are not part of what your client can query — they are listed because they are part of the same catalogue.

Frequently asked

What is an MCP connector?

An MCP connector is an authorised link between one of your accounts and an MCP server, which then exposes that account to an AI client as a set of tools. The client calls the tools; the server holds the credential and decides what each tool is allowed to do.

How many connectors does HeyMetra have?

17 in the catalogue: 14 data sources your client can query and 3 delivery channels. 7 of the 14 sources work today; the other 7 are marked "soon" on every page they appear on and cannot be connected yet.

Do I need a separate MCP server for each account?

That is the usual arrangement, and it is why cross-source questions are hard: an ads MCP server knows what a campaign spent and a subscription MCP server knows what it earned, and neither can put the two in one answer. Connecting them behind one server is the reason this one exists.

Which AI clients can use these connectors?

Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex. They differ in where the setting lives and in what they call it — Claude says "connectors", the others say "MCP servers" — but the connection itself is the same one.

Can a connector change my account, or only read it?

Mostly read. Of the 36 tools, 30 read and 6 write, and all 6 of the writing ones touch advertising campaigns and budgets. Each write is bounded in code before anyone is asked to approve it — the security page carries the exact ceilings.

A source you need is not here

Tell us which one and what you would ask it. We would rather hear that than guess at the next connector. Get in touch.