Read live ad performance
Ask for spend, CPA, ROAS and creative performance from your connected channels. Compare date ranges and accounts without exporting a new spreadsheet for each question.
Grok Bot + AdManage MCP
Connect Grok Bot to your ad accounts through AdManage MCP. Ask for Meta, TikTok and Google Ads reports, research competitor creatives, and prepare your next launch from a conversation. Connections start read-only. Enable read-and-write when you want your bot to make supported changes.
Compare Meta, TikTok and Google Ads for the last 7 days. Show spend, purchases and ROAS.
A reporting request you can start with in read-only mode, using your connected accounts.
Your bot, your ad accounts
From a question to your next ad workflow
What you can ask
Ask for spend, CPA, ROAS and creative performance from your connected channels. Compare date ranges and accounts without exporting a new spreadsheet for each question.
Use AdScan through the same MCP connection to find competitor ads and examine messaging, hooks and creative formats before preparing your own tests.
With write access enabled, import assets from supported cloud sources such as Google Drive, Dropbox and Frame.io into your AdManage creative library.
Choose the channel, account and destination, then ask Grok Bot to use AdManage's supported launch tools. Start with paused ads so you can review the batch before spending.
Find campaigns, ad sets and ads, then request supported status, budget or copy changes. Available actions depend on the channel, your account permissions and the tools exposed by the connector.
Keep Grok Bot read-only for reporting and research. Turn on read-and-write for its connection in AdManage MCP Access when you want imports, launches or campaign edits.
Grok Bot MCP setup
Sign in to AdManage and connect the ad accounts you want the bot to use. Choose the workspace that contains your channels and creative library.
In a Grok Bot conversation, ask: “Add a custom MCP server named AdManage at https://mcp.admanage.ai/mcp. Use OAuth to connect my AdManage account.” Grok Bot supports adding custom MCP servers by URL; a marketplace listing is not required.
Follow the Connect card and complete the AdManage authorization in your browser. Ask the bot to list connected ad accounts, then request a report. Enable write access in AdManage MCP Access only when you want it to make changes.
Related pages
Copy the connection prompt and choose your access mode.
Meta Ads MCPExplore Facebook and Instagram reporting, edits and bulk launch tools.
AdManage prompt playbookFind practical prompts for reporting, research and ad operations.
Official Grok Bot connection docsRead how Grok Bot adds apps and custom MCP servers.
FAQ
AdManage MCP exposes tools for reporting on and managing connected Meta ad accounts to MCP clients such as Grok Bot. Connect the hosted server with OAuth, start with a report, and enable read-and-write for supported launches and edits. Your Meta account permissions still apply.
Ask Grok Bot to add a custom MCP server named AdManage at https://mcp.admanage.ai/mcp, using OAuth. Follow the Connect card and sign in with the AdManage account that has your connected ad channels. The setup guide on /mcp has a copyable prompt.
This guide is for Grok Bot, sometimes written Grokbot. Grok Bot and the Grok chat app are separate products. Follow the custom MCP server flow in a Grok Bot conversation; connection settings and availability can differ in the Grok chat app.
The AdManage MCP connection includes reporting and supported launch tools for connected Google Ads and TikTok Ads accounts, alongside Meta. Tool availability and supported formats vary by channel. Connect each account in AdManage before asking Grok Bot to use it.
New AdManage MCP connections are read-only, so write tools are blocked. Enable read-and-write for the connection in AdManage MCP Access to allow supported budget changes, imports, launches and edits. When testing a launch, explicitly request paused ads and review them before activation.
No. The hosted AdManage MCP server uses browser OAuth. Sign in and authorize the connection through the browser flow. You do not need to paste an AdManage API key into the conversation or run an MCP server on your laptop.