Google Business Profile MCP that reads and writes

A Google Business Profile MCP server connects managed locations to AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol. With Markifact, an MCP-compatible client can report on performance, inspect location details and reviews, publish posts, and reply publicly to customer feedback.

Google documents several Business Profile APIs, but its public catalog of official Google MCP servers does not currently list Google Business Profile. Markifact provides a managed MCP layer for Business Profile reporting and management.

Markifact exposes tools to select locations, search reporting fields, run flexible performance reports, retrieve detailed location information, list reviews with reply status, publish posts, and reply to reviews. Post publishing supports standard updates, events, and offers across one or multiple locations.

No. Markifact supports both read and write access for Google Business Profile. It can report on performance, retrieve location details and reviews, publish posts, and create or replace public review replies. Write actions wait for approval before they run.

Available metrics include total views, Search and Maps views by device, calls, direction requests, website clicks, messages, bookings, food orders, menu clicks, and other fields supported by the connected locations.

Yes. Markifact can report the search terms that surfaced your locations and their monthly search counts, subject to availability in the connected Business Profile account.

Yes. Markifact can list reviews by location with reviewer name, star rating, comment, creation time, and reply status. It can then draft and publish a public response as the business after you approve it. If a reply already exists, the approved response replaces it.

Yes. Markifact can publish standard updates, events, and offers to one or multiple locations, with optional photos and calls to action such as Book, Order, Shop, Learn More, Sign Up, or Call. Google does not provide native post scheduling, so scheduled publishing runs through a Markifact scheduled workflow.

You can retrieve available details such as the location title, address, phone numbers, primary category, business hours, website, Google Maps link, average rating, and total review count.

Yes. The account-selection tool can select several locations once and reuse that selection across reports and audits. The post-publishing tool can also send the same approved update, event, or offer to multiple selected locations in one operation.

Markifact works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible clients through one hosted MCP connection.

Not when using Markifact's hosted connection. A direct or self-hosted setup typically requires Google Cloud configuration, Business Profile API access, OAuth credentials, consent setup, secure token storage, and ongoing maintenance.

Yes. Markifact can place Business Profile data beside GA4, Google Ads, Search Console, BigQuery, CRM, commerce, and other connected sources so your AI can relate local discovery to wider business outcomes. Use Google Maps MCP when you also want to research public places and competitor reviews outside the profiles you manage.

The direct APIs provide maximum implementation control, but your team must build API access, authentication, account and location discovery, schemas, pagination, retries, write safeguards, and maintenance. Markifact packages reporting, post publishing, and review replies into hosted AI tools with human approval and connects the work to the rest of your marketing stack.

Yes. Markifact works as a Google Business Profile connector for Claude. A connector is Claude's name for an MCP server in its interface: add Markifact under Settings, then Connectors, enable the Business Profile tools, and Claude can work with Google Business Profile directly in the chat. The same connector also works in ChatGPT and other MCP clients.