Securely query GA4 data using each user's own Google account.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Google Analytics MCP" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Using Google Analytics MCP, query the GA4 properties I can access for the daily active user trend over the last 30 days and summarize any notable spikes or drops.
Returns daily active user trend data for the last 30 days with a brief analysis of major changes.
Use Google Analytics MCP to review the GA4 data I can access, group last week's conversions by default channel, and identify the top-performing channel.
Outputs conversion totals by channel and a short conclusion about the best-performing channel.
Use Google Analytics MCP to list the top 10 most-viewed pages in the GA4 properties I can access for the last 7 days and compare their engagement performance.
Provides a ranked page list with engagement comparisons to show which pages perform better.
Marketers can use their own Google account to query accessible GA4 data when reviewing campaign or channel performance. This reduces the need to manually switch between multiple dashboards.
Product managers can directly query GA4 data within their own permission scope to review traffic and engagement after a feature launch. It is useful for basic trend checks and validation.
Data analysts can use this MCP service in a shared tool environment while query access remains limited by each person's Google account permissions. This helps preserve access boundaries in collaborative workflows.
It is a GCP-hosted MCP server for Google Analytics GA4. Users sign in with their own Google account and query data within their personal permission scope.
Query scope is limited by each user's own Google account permissions. In other words, a user can only access the GA4 data they are already authorized to view.
The available information shows that it is a GCP-hosted MCP service and requires users to sign in with their own Google account. For detailed installation steps and prerequisites, see the source repository.
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