Analyze Amazon Ads with ChatGPT

If you use ChatGPT Plus, Team, or Pro, you can connect your Amazon Ads data to it through MAP's MCP server. Then you just ask questions about your campaigns in the ChatGPT chat and get answers based on your real numbers.

How it works

  1. Sign up at app.marketplaceadpros.com and connect your Amazon Ads account
  2. In ChatGPT, enable Developer Mode (Settings > Connectors > Advanced Settings)
  3. Create an MCP connector pointing to https://app.marketplaceadpros.com/mcp with OAuth
  4. Start asking questions

See the full ChatGPT setup guide for screenshots and details.

What you can ask

  • "What's my ACOS for Sponsored Products this month vs last month?"
  • "Which keywords have the most spend with zero conversions?"
  • "Show me my top 10 campaigns by ROAS"
  • "Which ad groups should I increase budget on?"

ChatGPT pulls your actual campaign data through MAP's MCP server. The answers aren't generic advice; they're based on your numbers.

What it's good for

Quick reports: Instead of downloading a Search Term Report and building a pivot table, just ask for what you want.

Spotting problems: "Anything look off in my campaigns this week?" is a real question you can ask. ChatGPT will flag unusual spend, ACOS spikes, or campaigns that stopped delivering.

Explaining changes: "Why did my ACOS jump last Tuesday?" The AI can look at what changed in your data around that date.

Security

MAP connects through the official Amazon Advertising API using OAuth. Access is read-only by default. You can opt in to write access if you want ChatGPT to make campaign changes, but each change requires your confirmation and every write is logged.

FAQs

What ChatGPT plan do I need?

Plus, Team, or Pro. The free tier doesn't support MCP connectors.

Can I connect multiple Amazon accounts?

Yes. All MAP plans support multiple accounts and profiles.

Is my data private?

Your campaign data goes from Amazon's API through MAP to ChatGPT. MAP doesn't share or sell your data.

Connect your Amazon Ads to ChatGPT