Aspire MCP. Manage campaigns, creators, and content performance data.
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Aspire MCP Server. Manage influencer campaigns and creator data directly from your AI client. Use the server to list all active and archived projects, retrieve detailed creator profiles, and track content performance metrics using natural language commands.
What your AI agents can do
Get account check
Verifies that the connection to your Aspire account is currently active and working.
Get member
Retrieves the full profile and details for one specific creator or project member.
Get post
Gets the engagement metrics (likes, comments, etc.) for a single, specified social media post.
The AI client calls list_projects or list_campaigns to get a full list of every active and archived campaign in Aspire.
You run get_member to pull up a full profile, including details, for any specific creator or project member.
The client runs get_post to pull specific engagement data, like likes and comments, for a single content post ID.
You use get_project to pull all the metadata and details related to one specific campaign or project.
The AI client calls list_project_members to see every creator and member associated with a given project ID.
You run list_posts to get a comprehensive list of posts and their associated performance data.
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019d7553get account check
Verifies that the connection to your Aspire account is currently active and working.
019d7553get member
Retrieves the full profile and details for one specific creator or project member.
019d7553get post
Gets the engagement metrics (likes, comments, etc.) for a single, specified social media post.
019d7553get project
Pulls all the details and metadata for one specific marketing project or campaign.
019d7553list campaigns
Lists all marketing campaigns that are currently running or have been archived.
019d7553list posts
Lists all social posts and provides performance metrics for each one.
019d7553list project members
Shows every creator and member connected to a specific project.
019d7553list projects
Lists every single project or campaign, active or archived, in your Aspire account.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Your AI client connects to the Aspire MCP Server to manage your influencer campaigns and creator data. You'll use this server to list all active and archived projects and retrieve detailed creator profiles right from your workspace. You can use get_account_check to confirm the connection to your Aspire account is active.
To see everything you're working on, your AI client calls list_projects or list_campaigns to get a full rundown of every campaign, whether it's running or archived. When you need specific details on one of those projects, you run get_project to pull all the metadata and specifics for that campaign. You can also get a list of all projects using list_projects and then narrow down the list of campaigns with list_campaigns.
For creators, you run get_member to pull up a full profile with all the details for any specific creator or project member. To see every creator connected to a specific project, you use list_project_members. You'll find a complete list of every single project or campaign in your Aspire account by calling list_projects.
To track content, you run list_posts to get a comprehensive list of posts and their associated performance data. If you want the engagement metrics—the likes, comments, and whatnot—for one single piece of content, you use get_post and provide the post ID.
If you're tracking members, list_project_members shows every creator linked to a project. You'll get the full details of a creator by calling get_member.
How Aspire MCP Works
- 1 First, your AI client verifies the connection using
get_account_checkto ensure the API key is active. - 2 Next, you prompt your agent to list what you need. For example, asking for 'all active projects' triggers
list_projects. - 3 The agent processes the list and allows you to drill down. You can then ask to 'get members for the 'Summer Outreach' project,' which runs
list_project_members.
The bottom line is you tell your agent what data you need, and it runs the specific Aspire tool to retrieve the necessary information.
Who Is Aspire MCP For?
Anyone managing relationships between brands, creators, and content needs this. This is for the Influencer Marketing Manager who needs to audit campaign progress across multiple creators. It’s for the Social Media Strategist who needs to pull performance metrics from dozens of posts. It’s for the Growth Marketer who needs clean project data to calculate ROI.
Audits campaign progress and checks creator participation across multiple projects without opening the Aspire dashboard.
Analyzes engagement rates and content performance across multiple platforms by querying post IDs.
Retrieves project metadata and member lists to plan future campaigns and calculate potential ROI.
What Changes When You Connect
- Get project status instantly. Instead of clicking through dashboards to see if a campaign is running, call
list_projectsto get a clean list of all campaigns and their current status. - Audit creator participation fast. When you need to know who’s in the 'Summer Outreach' project, use
list_project_members. It pulls the whole roster without navigating to the project page first. - Analyze content performance at scale. Running
list_postsgives you performance metrics for dozens of posts at once. You don't have to check them one by one. - Deep dive on any single entity. Need the full backstory on one creator?
get_memberpulls the complete, detailed profile immediately. - Reduce round trips with
get_project. Instead of opening a project, then finding its members, you can useget_projectand get core details in one go. - Verify access first. Running
get_account_checkmakes sure your agent can actually talk to Aspire before you start a complex workflow.
Real-World Use Cases
Checking campaign status before a meeting
A Growth Marketer needs to know if the 'Q3 Product Launch' campaign is still active. Instead of logging into Aspire and clicking through multiple dashboards, the agent runs list_projects. The result immediately tells them the project status and metadata, solving the problem in seconds.
Auditing a creator's history
An Influencer Marketing Manager needs to check the full background of a potential partner. They ask the agent to run get_member for that creator. The agent returns the full profile, which saves the manager from having to manually search and compile data from different tabs.
Comparing content performance across groups
A Social Media Strategist wants to see how well content from two different campaigns performed. The agent runs list_posts and filters the results to compare engagement metrics for both groups, giving a side-by-side comparison without manual data exports.
Gathering all details for a specific project
A Growth Marketer needs all the details on a project, including its members. Instead of calling get_project and then having to manually call list_project_members, the agent gets the core project data first, simplifying the subsequent steps.
The Tradeoffs
Listing then Drilling Down
The user first runs list_projects to see 10 campaigns. Then, for each campaign, they must manually run get_project and list_project_members to get full details. This is slow and repetitive.
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Instead, the user should focus their query. If they only need the list, run list_projects. If they need a full deep dive on one project, they should use get_project first, and then follow up with list_project_members for that specific ID.
Checking connection manually
The developer forgets to check the API key first. They try to run list_posts and the workflow fails with an authentication error, wasting time.
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Always start the workflow by having the agent run get_account_check. This confirms the connection is active and prevents downstream failures before you start.
Listing posts without metrics
The user calls list_posts but only wants a simple list of titles. They miss the chance to get the engagement metrics, forcing them to run get_post for every single post.
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Run list_posts first. This tool already includes performance metrics. Only use get_post if you need an extremely detailed breakdown for one single post ID.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your workflow requires querying complex relationships: Project $\rightarrow$ Member $\rightarrow$ Post. You need to see who worked on what, and how well it did. Use list_projects to find the scope, then get_project for details, and list_project_members to find the people. Don't use this if you just need a simple list of usernames—use a dedicated user directory API instead. If you only need post metrics, stick to list_posts and skip the other calls. Never assume one tool gets all the data; you'll need a sequence of calls.
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Available Capabilities
Tracking campaigns and creators used to be a mess of dashboards.
Before the Aspire MCP Server, getting a full picture of a campaign meant clicking into the main project dashboard. Then, you had to navigate to the 'Members' tab to see who was involved. If you wanted content performance, you had to copy the post IDs and paste them into a separate analytics tool. It was a three-to-five click process, and you always risked missing a step or a tab.
Now, your agent runs `list_projects` to get the high-level status. You can then ask to `list_project_members` for a full roster. Finally, you run `list_posts` to see performance metrics, all driven by a simple conversation. You get the entire data graph without touching a dashboard.
get_member: Pulling a creator's full profile in seconds.
Previously, checking a creator's details required navigating to their profile page, manually finding their associated projects, and then cross-referencing that data with their past posts. This was slow, and the data was often split across pages.
Now, running `get_member` pulls the complete, unified profile into your agent's context. You get all the details in one shot, making the data available for immediate analysis or drafting a message.
Common Questions About Aspire MCP
How do I list all my campaigns using list_campaigns? +
You run list_campaigns and the agent returns a list of all running and archived marketing campaigns. The result includes key metadata like the campaign name and its status.
What is the difference between list_projects and list_campaigns? +
list_projects lists all major projects and campaigns in Aspire. list_campaigns is an alias that specifically lists marketing campaigns, providing the same core data set.
How do I check a creator's profile using get_member? +
Just prompt your agent to get the member details. The agent executes get_member and returns the full, detailed profile for the creator, including their associated projects and history.
Can I list all posts and their metrics at once? Use list_posts. +
Yes. Running list_posts provides a single output that lists every post and includes key performance metrics like engagement rate, likes, and comments for all of them.
Do I need to call get_project before I can list_project_members? +
No. list_project_members only needs the project ID. You can run it directly to get the list of people attached to the project.
What should I use if I need to list all campaigns and their associated projects, like using list_campaigns and list_projects? +
You should use list_projects for a comprehensive view of all initiatives. list_campaigns is an alias for list_projects, so they list the same data. Use list_projects when you need to ensure you get the most current, complete list of every campaign.
If I want to see the engagement details for a specific piece of content, do I need to call get_post or list_posts? +
Use get_post if you know the specific post ID. This tool pulls the detailed metrics for one item. If you need to check multiple posts at once, use list_posts to get a general list and metrics for several pieces of content.
How do I check if my Aspire account connection is working before running other tools? Should I use get_account_check? +
Yes, always start by calling get_account_check. This confirms your credentials and connection to Aspire are valid. It's the fastest way to verify you can actually access the marketing data.
How do I find my Aspire API Key? +
Log in to your Aspire account, navigate to Account Settings > API Keys, and you can generate a new API key there.
Can I see engagement rates for social posts? +
Yes, the get_post tool retrieves detailed metrics for specific social content, including engagement rates and other performance data.
What platforms are supported by Aspire? +
Aspire supports all major social platforms including Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Pinterest. If the platform is linked to your project, you can track its content.
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