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Built directly on the official Amazon Ads API

Amazon Ads MCP: manage ads, update bids, run the analysis — from the AI tools you already use.

Built directly on the official Amazon Ads API, this MCP server lets ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or whatever AI tool your team already uses adjust bids, cut wasted spend, shift budget, and pull the report. The whole Amazon Ads stack, run by your agents instead of by hand.

mcp · ads-api · 711 operations
sponsored-products
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sponsored-brands
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sponsored-display
sd
sponsored-tv
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amazon-dsp
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region: NA · EU · APAC
auth: profile-scoped · LWA
711 operations · 53 Amazon Ads APIs · every marketplace, operated by your AI

What your agents can do

Every Amazon Ads operation, now a job your agents can run.

Complete coverage: 711 Amazon Ads API operations across 53 services, every one a job your agents run directly. From a single bid change to full-funnel measurement — sponsored campaigns, DSP, AMC, the new unified Ads API v1 with its beta operations, attribution, and reporting included — no console required.

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MCP tools
sponsored-products

Sponsored Products

Campaigns, ad groups, keywords, product targets, and bids — Sponsored Products run end to end by your AI.

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MCP tools
sponsored-brands

Sponsored Brands

Sponsored Brands v3 and v4: campaigns, creatives, and headline placements, managed by your AI.

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MCP tools
sponsored-display

Sponsored Display

Audience and contextual Sponsored Display campaigns, targeting, and creatives, run by your AI.

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sponsored-tv

Sponsored TV

Streaming TV campaigns and creatives, launched and optimized by your AI.

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MCP tools
amazon-dsp

Amazon DSP

Programmatic line items, advertisers, audiences, conversions, and measurement across the demand-side platform.

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MCP tools
campaign-management

Campaign Management

The unified campaign-management API: create, update, and pace campaigns across every ad program at once.

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ads-api-v1

Amazon Ads API v1

Amazon's new unified Ads API: cross-program operations plus per-program surfaces for Sponsored Products, Brands, Display, TV, and DSP — v1 beta operations included.

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targeting

Targeting

Keywords, product targets, negatives, and bid recommendations created and tuned by your AI.

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creatives-assets

Creatives & Assets

Creative assets, moderation, and pre-moderation handled by your AI before anything goes live.

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MCP tools
brand-stores

Brand Stores

Brand store pages and stores analytics, built and measured by your AI.

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audiences

Audiences

Audience discovery and DSP audiences created, sized, and activated by your AI.

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MCP tools
amazon-attribution

Amazon Attribution

Off-Amazon attribution tags and performance, created and pulled by your AI.

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MCP tools
conversions

Conversions

Conversion events and campaign conversion tracking, configured and read by your AI.

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MCP tools
reporting

Reporting

v3 reporting, snapshots, and marketing mix modeling — requested and retrieved by your AI.

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MCP tools
brand-metrics

Brand Metrics

Brand metrics and benchmarks pulled by your AI to see where the brand really stands.

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MCP tools
recommendations

Recommendations

Tactical recommendations, partner opportunities, persona builder, and audience insights.

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MCP tools
amazon-marketing-cloud

Amazon Marketing Cloud API

Call verified AMC administration, workflow, reporting, rule-audience, and ad-audience operations from an MCP-compatible AI client.

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MCP tools
marketing-stream

Marketing Stream

Real-time Amazon Marketing Stream subscriptions, wired up by your AI.

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MCP tools
forecasts-planning

Forecasts & Planning

Reach forecasting and media planning, run by your AI before you commit budget.

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MCP tools
accounts-billing

Accounts & Billing

Profiles, manager accounts, portfolios, billing, and account budgets managed by your AI.

Amazon Ads API services covered — 711 operations across 53 services
Profiles Manager accounts Ads accounts Portfolios Billing Account budgets Campaign management Ads API v1 (unified) Ads API v1 (beta) Ads API v1 DSP Ads API v1 Sponsored Products Ads API v1 Sponsored Brands Ads API v1 Sponsored Display Sponsored Products Sponsored Brands v3 Sponsored Brands v4 Sponsored Display Sponsored Television Suggested keywords Amazon DSP DSP audiences DSP conversions DSP measurement DSP KPI recommendations AMC admin AMC workflows AMC audiences Reporting v3 Brand metrics Brand benchmarks Brand stores Stores analytics Marketing mix modeling Media planning Audience discovery Amazon Attribution Conversions Campaign conversion tracking Audience insights Persona builder Tactical recommendations Partner opportunities Creative assets Moderation Pre-moderation Marketing Stream Change history Data provider Products & eligibility Product metadata Locations Exports Forecasts Test accounts

/ context budget

Amazon's official server costs your agent 92,678 tokens to connect. Kuudo costs 388.

What each server hands your agent the moment it connects, before a single tool is called. How it was measured. Row by row against Amazon's official server. Every Amazon Ads MCP server, compared.

Tokens at connect
Amazon's official server 110 tools

Largest tool: 12,051 tokens

92,678tokens 46.34% of a 200k window 9.27% of a 1M window
Kuudo 3 tools

Largest tool: 167 tokens

388tokens 0.19% of a 200k window 0.04% of a 1M window
Each cell is 200 tokens. Every tool is drawn at its measured size, largest first.
99.58%
fewer tokens before the first call

Adding an operation to Kuudo's catalog adds zero tokens at connect. On a static catalog, every tool added is charged to every session, whether or not it is ever called.

Measured 2026-09-12 · cl100k_base

Regions & markets

Twenty-two Amazon marketplaces. One conversation.

Pause an underperforming Sponsored Brands campaign across all 16 EU markets in one prompt. Pull AMC overlap from Japan and the US side by side. Switch markets without switching tools.

Regions & markets
Every Amazon marketplace where you sell — connected at once
North America
4
  • Canada
  • United States
  • Mexico
  • Brazil
Asia-Pacific
2
  • Australia
  • Japan
Europe (EU region)
16
  • Ireland
  • Spain
  • United Kingdom
  • France
  • Belgium
  • Netherlands
  • Germany
  • Italy
  • Sweden
  • South Africa
  • Poland
  • Egypt
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Turkey
  • U.A.E.
  • India
Global footprint

Every Amazon marketplace has its own quirks — different ad permissions, different DSP regions, different AMC instances. Kuudo handles the wiring so your chat just asks the right one.

Built in the open

Open source, so the possibility is yours to own.

We released the Amazon Ads MCP as open source — a contribution to everyone building on Amazon with AI, and working proof of what agent-grade enablement actually makes possible. There is no ceiling on where you take it. It is the same reason every one of our docs is public and our field guides walk you through it step by step: openness is how you take control, take ownership, and realize the promise we make in Why Kuudo.

A contribution, not a moat

We put it in the open for the whole Amazon-and-AI community, to show what's possible — not to fence anyone in.

No ceiling

Closed tools cap you at whatever a vendor decides to expose. In the open, the surface goes as far as your own ideas do.

You own the means

Public docs, step-by-step guides, open code — the means to take control of the work, not rent it. You own what you build. Private. Trusted. Owned.

Coverage

One server. Wired into chat, code, workflow, and IDE.

Triggers - Scheduled jobs
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Workflow and automation

Drop Kuudo tools into the visual workflow builder you already operate. Trigger campaign updates, listing fixes, and report exports on a schedule or from any upstream event.

n8n Self-host Activepieces OSS
Make iPaaS
OpenAI Agent Builder Hosted

Guides

Playbooks built on this surface

Real operator workflows, grounded in Amazon Agent Atlas, that run through this product.

Amazon Ads · PPC 8 min

Amazon PPC Dayparting: Schedule Bids by the Hour

Amazon PPC dayparting with Amazon's own rules: find the hours that convert in hourly Marketing Stream data, then schedule bid increases for...

Amazon Ads · Reporting 8 min

What Is Amazon Marketing Stream? Datasets and Setup

Amazon Marketing Stream v2 delivers Amazon Ads data as Parquet files to your own S3 bucket. Its datasets, setup, the v1 cutoff, and how your...

Amazon Ads · PPC 7 min

What Is the Amazon Ads API? Access and AI Tools

The Amazon Ads API lets advertisers run sponsored ads, DSP, AMC and reports in code. How access works, what each request needs, and how your...

AMC · Market intelligence 8 min

Amazon Organic vs Paid Keywords in One View

Amazon organic vs paid keywords: put Search Query Performance beside AMC paid search-term traffic, one row per query and week, with no ad ma...

AMC · Market intelligence 8 min

Search Query Performance and AMC: One Funnel

Search Query Performance and AMC join on search query and week, not shopper: pull SQP, run AMC's search-term queries for that week, join the...

Amazon Ads · PPC 5 min

How to Reduce ACoS on Amazon Without Losing Sales

How to reduce ACoS on Amazon: cut spend on clicks that don't convert, pay less on weak clicks, raise conversion, and set a ROAS goal for the...

Amazon Ads · PPC 5 min

How to Optimize Amazon Ads: A Weekly Routine

How to optimize Amazon ads every week: act on the search term report, add negative keywords, adjust placement bids, keep budgets in budget,...

Amazon Ads · PPC 6 min

Amazon Advertising Services: How Each Ad Type Works

Amazon advertising services explained: Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Display, Streaming TV and Amazon DSP, which fits which goal, an...

Amazon Ads · PPC 9 min

What Is Amazon Ads Agent? Amazon's AI Ad Platform

Amazon Ads Agent is Amazon's renamed ad platform: sponsored ads and DSP in one place, a closed-beta AI chat, and an MCP Server for your own...

Amazon Ads · Reporting 7 min

Amazon Search Query Performance vs. Search Terms

Amazon Search Query Performance reports impressions, clicks, cart adds and purchases per query and ASIN. How it differs from the two search...

Amazon Ads · Reporting 9 min

TACoS vs ACoS: What Each One Actually Measures

ACOS measures ad spend against ad-attributed sales. TACoS measures it against total revenue. Here's the exact formula and what each one driv...

AMC · Advanced 10 min

Validate AMC SQL in the Sandbox First

Validate AMC SQL syntax, joins, and output shape in the sandbox before confirming real identifiers and runtime on a short production window.

AMC · Advanced 10 min

Fix AMC SQL Query Performance Before Timeout

Fix slow Amazon Marketing Cloud SQL with early filters, smaller CTEs, safer joins, correct random sampling, and a staged timeout recovery te...

AMC · Advanced 10 min

Your First AMC Queries: Tables, Filters, Dates

Every AMC query starts with four decisions: which table, which campaign identifier, which ad product type, and which date range. Here is how...

AMC · Advanced 10 min

AMC SQL: Where It Stops Behaving Like SQL

AMC SQL rejects SELECT , ORDER BY and LIMIT, and drops rows describing fewer than 100 users. Here is what the agent checks before writing on...

Amazon Ads · Reporting 13 min

Launch a DSP Campaign Without Half-Built Entities

Create an Amazon DSP Performance+ or Brand+ campaign paused, read back every create, then activate campaign first. Empty tactics often mean...

AMC · Measurement 10 min

Measure Off-Amazon Conversions in AMC

Measure web, app, store, and offline conversions in Amazon Marketing Cloud with Events Manager signals and a grounded total-impact SQL workf...

AMC · Advanced 11 min

Find Your Optimal DSP Frequency Cap in AMC

Find your Amazon DSP frequency cap in AMC: bucket users by daily impressions, then cap at the last bucket where cumulative return outgrows c...

AMC · Measurement 11 min

Map AMC Paths Across DSP and Sponsored Ads

Use AMC Campaign Groups to map DSP and sponsored ads paths into Sankey-ready source-to-destination rows you can chart without reshaping them...

AMC · Measurement 9 min

Count New-to-Brand Customers in AMC

Count new-to-brand customers in Amazon Marketing Cloud with the conversion-time table, without confusing users, purchases, or attribution dr...

AMC · Measurement 8 min

Sponsored Ads x DSP Overlap: The 4-Way AMC Analysis

Measure Sponsored Ads and DSP overlap in Amazon Marketing Cloud with aligned exposure groups, attribution timing, and campaign scope for a d...

AMC · Advanced 13 min

Choose the Right AMC Attribution Source

Choose the right Amazon Marketing Cloud attribution source before custom modeling, audience building, or reconciling results with standard r...

AMC · Audiences 8 min

Evaluate Prime Day AMC Lookalikes

Evaluate a Prime Day AMC lookalike against last year's rule-based audience using new-to-brand share, incremental reach, and cost per acquisi...

AMC · Advanced 8 min

Segment AMC Customers by CLTV

Build AMC CLTV segments with the four-segment taxonomy, the correct audience table variant, and a cohort migration diagnostic you can re-run...

AMC · Audiences 11 min

Build High-Value AMC Audience Seeds

Build high-value AMC audience seeds with the right table variant, a seed-size buffer, and the lookalike activation checks that keep them usa...

AMC · Audiences 9 min

Build an AMC Lapsed-Customer Audience

Build a lapsed-loyalist AMC audience with EXTEND TIME WINDOW, non-ad-exposed filters, and the activation-size checks DSP needs before launch...

AMC · Audiences 10 min

Build Prime Day AMC Lookalikes

Build a Prime Day AMC lookalike audience with seed SQL, sizing checks, and the 500 to 500,000 user window Amazon requires before activation.

AMC · Audiences 8 min

Build an AMC Cart-Abandoner Audience

Build a cart-abandoner audience in AMC with the right table variant, a seed-size check, and the DSP activation timing that avoids a stale se...

AMC · Measurement 8 min

Measure Subscribe & Save Lift in AMC

Measure Subscribe & Save lift in AMC: compare subscriber and non-subscriber spend in conversions all with repeatSnSOrder, over at least thre...

AMC · Advanced 4 min

Turn AMC Workflows into Agent Skills

Package repeatable AMC analysis into agent Skills with Atlas retrieval, sufficiency checks, human approval, and run logging already built in...

AMC · Audiences 11 min

Human Approval for AMC Activation

Gate AMC audience activation behind human approval: size the seed, read the exact create request, then submit. 2,000-record floor; up to 48...

Frequently asked questions

Common questions.

What can my agents actually do with Amazon Ads?
Adjust bids, cut wasted spend, shift budget, build and pace campaigns, manage creatives and audiences, and pull the reporting, across Sponsored Products, Brands, Display, Sponsored TV, and Amazon DSP.
Is there an MCP integration for the Amazon Ads API?
Yes. Kuudo's Amazon Ads MCP is built directly on the official Amazon Ads API and is open source on GitHub under the MIT license, covering Sponsored Products, Brands, Display and TV, DSP, Amazon Marketing Cloud, reporting and the Ads API v1 family. Amazon also runs its own Amazon Ads MCP Server, and the Kuudo vs Amazon Ads MCP Server comparison sets out how the two differ.
What is Amazon Ads MCP, and which tools support it?
Amazon Ads MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that exposes Amazon Ads API operations as tools an AI client can call, so an assistant reads and changes campaigns through Amazon's API instead of a pasted report. Any client that speaks MCP can connect, including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex and n8n. Amazon runs its own Amazon Ads MCP Server; Kuudo's is open source, built on the same API, and runs in your own cloud.
Which Amazon Ads MCP server works with Claude or Cursor?
Any Amazon Ads MCP server that speaks MCP connects to Claude or Cursor. What differs is what it reaches, how much of the context window its tools take at connect, whose cloud runs it, and what stands between the agent and a change. Kuudo's reaches the Amazon Ads API directly, runs in your own cloud, and guards every write with your policy; the Claude and Cursor quick starts cover setup.
Which tools let agencies automate Amazon Ads reporting inside ChatGPT?
With Kuudo, ChatGPT runs Amazon Ads reporting through the Amazon Ads MCP. The Build the Right Amazon Ads Report Skill returns a ready-to-submit report request with the correct field grain, ad product filter and advertiser context, and the Resolve the Right Amazon Ads Account Skill states which client account each request runs against. Agent Flow can schedule recurring reports and land them in a lake the agency owns.
Does this cover DSP and AMC, or only Sponsored ads?
Both. Alongside the Sponsored programs it covers Amazon DSP line items and audiences, Amazon Marketing Cloud workflows and audiences, Amazon Attribution, Marketing Stream, and the unified Ads API v1 including its beta operations.
Do we still need the Ads console?
Not for these operations. Every one is a tool your agent can call directly, so the work happens in the AI client your team already uses.
Which marketplaces and regions are supported?
North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, across every marketplace your advertising profiles reach. Access is profile-scoped and authenticated with Login with Amazon.
Is Amazon Marketing Stream hourly data included?
Yes. The Marketing Stream subscription operations for sponsored ads and Amazon DSP are part of the server, so your AI creates, lists and updates subscriptions. Amazon summarizes Stream traffic and conversion data hourly, against the daily grain of the reporting API, streams it to the AWS account you provide, and with it you no longer make the frequent intra-day API calls that get throttled.
How do I give an AI assistant read and write access to Amazon Ads campaigns?
Connect the Amazon Ads MCP to the assistant. Your agents run the campaigns and you still call the shots: read tools return data only, write actions are scoped by the credentials you grant and apply your workspace policy, and the packaged Skills gate activation on human approval, so you decide which changes wait on a person.

The bottom line

Your agents run the campaigns. You still call the shots.

They raise the bid on the winner, cut the keyword that's burning spend, shift budget to what's converting, pause the losing ad, build the report — across every campaign type, around the clock. You set the limits and make the calls that matter. Brands grow ad sales without growing the team. Agencies manage more accounts without the all-nighters. Builders skip months of API plumbing.