HeyMetra RevenueCat MCP Server
SoonConnect RevenueCat once, then use it from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex.
The RevenueCat MCP server is a connector on HeyMetra, a remote MCP server for marketing and revenue data. You authorise RevenueCat once with An API key, and it becomes available as tools to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex. It is read-only: nothing here can change your RevenueCat account. RevenueCat is not available yet — it is marked Soon and cannot be connected, and it sits alongside 13 other sources behind the same connection.
At a glance
| Category | Mobile |
|---|---|
| How you connect | An API key |
| Available today | No — marked Soon |
| Tools | Read-only |
| Clients | Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex |
What RevenueCat is
RevenueCat manages in-app subscriptions and reports the revenue behind them — MRR, trials, conversions, churn, and LTV — across iOS, Android, and web in one place. It’s the system of record for mobile subscription revenue.
Prompts that work once it is connected
You type these into your own client. HeyMetra never sees the conversation — only the tool calls the client decides to make.
- What is our MRR right now?
- How many subscriptions are active at this moment?
- How many trials are running right now?
- Can I see the same figures in EUR instead of USD?
Setting it up
Two steps, in this order: authorise RevenueCat in HeyMetra with an API key you generate in RevenueCat — then add HeyMetra as a remote MCP server in the client you use. The second step is the one that differs.
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Claude
Claude calls remote MCP servers "connectors" and adds them from its own settings, under Connectors.
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ChatGPT
ChatGPT adds remote MCP servers from its settings; the option is account- and plan-dependent and OpenAI has moved it more than once.
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Cursor
Cursor reads MCP servers from an `mcp.json` file — one per project under `.cursor/`, or a global one in your home directory.
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Codex
Codex reads MCP servers from its own config file, under an `mcp_servers` section.
Frequently asked
Is the RevenueCat connector available yet?
No. RevenueCat is marked Soon and cannot be connected. 7 of the 14 sources work today; this is not one of them, and no plan includes it yet.
Does RevenueCat have an official MCP server?
Yes — the vendor publishes one, and it is the first result for that search (revenuecat.com, checked September 2026). It covers RevenueCat and nothing else. This connector sits next to 13 others behind one connection, which is the difference: one server that reads the account you spent in and the account you earned in.
What can I ask about RevenueCat once it is connected?
Whatever the tools can answer — you type the question into your own client, not into anything of ours. For example: “What is our MRR right now?” or “How many subscriptions are active at this moment?”
Can HeyMetra change my RevenueCat account?
No. This connector is read-only: none of the 6 writing tools touch RevenueCat.
How do I connect RevenueCat to Claude or ChatGPT?
You connect RevenueCat to HeyMetra once — with an API key you generate in RevenueCat — and then add HeyMetra as a remote MCP server in whichever client you use. The four client pages carry the step for each one.
What does the RevenueCat connector cost?
Nothing on its own. Plans are priced by how many connectors and seats you get, not per connector or per tool call, and every plan can reach every connector that is live. The pricing page carries the current figures.
Connectors next to this one
The other half of the question lives in a different category: Google Search Console data sits behind the same connection, which is what lets one answer cover both.
RevenueCat is not available yet
This page exists so it is ready when the connector is. Do not buy a plan for RevenueCat — tell us you want it instead, and we will say when it lands rather than when we hope it will.