OptinMonster MCP server for your AI

Archive several campaigns.

Build a new campaign.

Build a new campaign from a template.

Start an A/B split test by copying a campaign into a variation.

Permanently delete a campaign or a split test variation.

Copy an existing campaign.

One full campaign record.

The campaign dashboard: campaigns with status, type, split tests and analytics, plus sites, folders and total_campaigns_count.

Campaign folders in the account.

Pause a campaign, so it stops showing to visitors.

Pause campaigns: they stop showing on the live site at once.

Publish or resume campaigns: they start showing to real visitors at once.

Move one campaign to the trash.

How many leads the account holds in total.

Permanently delete one lead, for example for a privacy request.

Export leads as CSV text.

Lead counts over time, without personal details.

Lead totals per campaign, with pagination.

Lead tags with their totals, and pagination.

Leads saved by MonsterLeads: email, name, phone, IP address, the page and campaign they came from, tags and capture time.

Assign a campaign to a website.

One website: name, domain and settings.

One website's settings, plus the integrations attached to it and the integration providers it can use (settings, integrations, providers).

List the websites in the OptinMonster account, with their ids and domains.

Find campaign templates by type, goal or words, and get the id and type create_campaign needs.

Playbooks: ready-made campaign recipes copied from real businesses, shortened to id, name, type, rules and goals.

The goals, tags, devices and categories templates can be filtered by, with ids.

Browse OptinMonster's campaign templates.

Explain a campaign's display rules in plain English, and why it shows on a page.

The display rules of the campaigns you name, keyed by campaign id: who sees each campaign, where and when.

The display rule options a campaign can use: exit intent, pages, locations and more.

Every integration provider OptinMonster supports, with the slug and the fields each needs.

Email and CRM integrations connected to the account: id, label, provider and when each was created.

Set who sees a campaign, where and when.

Account results for a date range: widgets.analytics.range1 holds the totals and widgets.top-campaigns the best campaigns.

Change a campaign's text, images, colours and layout.

Who this API key belongs to: user id, accountId, accountUserId, currentLevel, plan, campaign types and revenue attribution settings.

Show a rendered preview of a campaign.

Set a campaign's custom CSS.

Run any OptinMonster tool by name, including ones added after connecting.

Views, conversions and conversion rate for a campaign.

List OptinMonster's live tool set for this connection, with parameter schemas.

Rank campaigns by results.

Search free stock photos for a campaign.

The dashboard rows for a known list of campaigns, for a list too long for a query string.

A sample lead showing the fields this campaign would send to an email provider.

Campaign records without dashboard analytics.

Make a split test variation the primary campaign.

Move several campaigns to the trash.

Create a lead tag, sending the same filters as the current leads view.

Register a new website in the account.

Websites in the account with their origin details: id, domain and custom API or CNAME settings, under data.

Change a website's settings.

Reusable campaign blocks.

Templates available to this account, including its own, shortened to id, name, type, rules and goals.

Connect an email or CRM provider that takes a key.

Remove an integration.

Display rule sets in the account.

Rename an integration or change its settings.

Every property under one connected Google Analytics account.

The analytics connections on the account.

The Google Analytics accounts and profiles available to one website (accounts, profiles).

The OptinMonster account record for this API key.

The shortcodes used inside a campaign's preview.

One campaign as the WordPress plugin reads it, with embed data.

The plans OptinMonster reports to this API key.

The older campaign list the WordPress plugin reads, with embed data.

Report a sale so OptinMonster can credit it to campaigns.