The Amazon Ads MCP server that speaks ACOS

Amazon Ads MCP connects your Amazon advertising data to AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol. You ask Claude, ChatGPT, or another MCP client about spend, sales, and ACOS, and the AI pulls the reports and explains what changed.

Yes. Amazon launched its official Ads MCP Server in open beta on February 2, 2026, and it is capable: campaign creation and updates, reporting, and prebuilt workflows. It requires your own Amazon Ads API credentials, covers Amazon only, and the agent acts directly on those credentials without a separate approval layer.

Amazon's server is first-party and stronger on Amazon-side writes. Markifact is hosted with OAuth instead of API credentials, covers reporting today, and puts Amazon next to Google, Meta, TikTok, GA4, and Shopify in one connection, with approval gates on every write action anywhere in your stack. Many sellers use both.

Not yet. Markifact's Amazon Ads access is reporting-only today: campaigns, ad groups, ads, and their performance. Write actions live on Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, and Pinterest in the same connection, always behind approval.

The amazon_ads_get_report operation covers campaign, ad group, and ad level performance including spend, impressions, clicks, sales, ACOS, and ROAS, with custom dimensions, filters, and date ranges. The amazon_ads_list_report_fields operation lists everything your account can answer.

Yes, and it is where margin problems hide. Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Sponsored Display behave differently, and a blended account ACOS can look healthy while one type quietly climbs. Ask for the split and the AI shows each type's trend.

Yes. This is the question multi-channel sellers actually ask, and it needs all the platforms in one place. Amazon converts existing demand while social channels create it, and the comparison shows what each dollar does in its role.

Yes, and with the judgment call included: a spike with rising sales and steady ACOS is an opportunity (often a competitor stockout), while a spike with flat sales is a leak. The AI checks both sides before suggesting anything.

No. Getting your own API access means applying to Amazon and managing credentials. With Markifact you connect your ad account with OAuth once and the hosted MCP server handles authentication.

Yes. Connect several accounts and switch between them inside one conversation, which matters for agencies and multi-brand sellers.

Markifact uses a secure OAuth-based connection for Amazon Ads access. Your tokens are never exposed to the AI client, and report data is processed in real time without retention.

Yes. Sheets and Slack are Markifact operations too, so a client-ready ACOS report can land in a spreadsheet, and a weekly summary can post to your team's channel, all from the same MCP session.

Yes. Amazon access is read-only in Markifact, so the AI can analyze but not change anything on Amazon. Any action it proposes on your other platforms stops and waits for your explicit approval in Markifact.