GoSquared MCP. Get real-time and historical web analytics data.
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GoSquared MCP Server connects your AI agent to real-time and historical web analytics. Check live visitor counts, track campaign performance, and analyze past traffic sources, page views, and device trends directly from your workflow.
It turns complex analytics dashboards into simple, actionable answers.
What your AI agents can do
Get now campaigns
Gets a list of marketing campaigns that are currently driving live traffic to the site.
Get now overview
Retrieves a top-level count of all visitors active on the site right now.
Get now pages
Lists the specific pages that are currently being viewed by visitors.
Retrieves a top-level count of all visitors currently active on the website.
Lists the sources (referrers) currently sending traffic to the site.
Returns a list of specific pages that are being viewed by visitors right now.
Identifies which marketing campaigns are actively driving traffic to the site.
Provides an aggregate look at traffic data, including total views and sources, for a specified past date range.
Gathers detailed data on where traffic came from (sources) over time.
Generates a historical breakdown of visitor devices and browsers.
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GoSquared MCP Server: 11 Tools for Web Analytics
Analyze traffic sources, visitor activity, and historical performance. Use these tools to pull real-time and past web analytics data into your agent workflow.
019d75a9get now campaigns
Gets a list of marketing campaigns that are currently driving live traffic to the site.
019d75a9get now overview
Retrieves a top-level count of all visitors active on the site right now.
019d75a9get now pages
Lists the specific pages that are currently being viewed by visitors.
019d75a9get now sources
Gets a list of traffic sources (referrers) that are currently sending visitors to the site.
019d75a9get now visitors
Gets a list of individual visitor identifiers currently online.
019d75a9get trends browsers
Retrieves historical data broken down by visitor browser type.
019d75a9get trends campaigns
Retrieves historical data showing how specific marketing campaigns performed over a date range.
019d75a9get trends devices
Retrieves historical data broken down by visitor device type.
019d75a9get trends overview
Retrieves aggregate, historical data providing a high-level overview of site traffic over a date range.
019d75a9get trends pages
Retrieves historical aggregate data detailing page views and traffic flow over time.
019d75a9get trends sources
Retrieves historical data detailing traffic sources (referrers) over a date range.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
You're hooking up your AI agent to GoSquared to get instant, conversational access to your web traffic data. You'll check real-time visitor activity, track campaign performance, and dig into historical traffic trends, all without leaving your current workflow.
Live Analytics
get_now_overview gives you a top-level count of every visitor active on the site right now. get_now_pages lists the specific pages people are viewing right now, and get_now_sources shows you the sources sending traffic to the site. You can also run get_now_campaigns to see which marketing campaigns are actively driving traffic. get_now_visitors gives you a list of every individual visitor ID currently online.
Historical Trends
get_trends_overview lets you pull aggregate data for a specific date range, giving you a high-level view of site traffic, including total views and sources. You can drill down into where the traffic came from with get_trends_sources, or look at how specific marketing campaigns performed using get_trends_campaigns over time. You'll also get historical page views and traffic flow with get_trends_pages.
Audience Breakdown
get_trends_browsers pulls historical data broken down by the visitor's browser type. get_trends_devices gives you historical data detailing the device type of the visitors. These tools turn complex analytics dashboards into simple, actionable answers for your agent.
How GoSquared MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the GoSquared MCP Server and provide your Site Token and API Key.
- 2 Your AI client sends a natural language request (e.g., 'What were our top sources last week?').
- 3 The agent invokes the necessary tool, processes the data, and delivers the answer in plain text.
The bottom line is that your agent uses the provided keys to query the GoSquared API and translates raw metrics into conversational answers.
Who Is GoSquared MCP For?
Product managers, marketing directors, and website owners use this to stop clicking through dashboards. They need to know if a campaign is working right now or what changed over the last quarter, without context switching. It provides immediate, data-backed answers.
Checks if a new email blast or ad campaign is generating immediate, measurable live traffic.
Analyzes historical page view trends to figure out if users are abandoning a specific feature or if a recent update improved adoption.
Needs a quick pulse on the site's performance—how many people are online and where they are coming from—without logging into the analytics platform.
What Changes When You Connect
- See exactly how many people are on the site right now by calling
get_now_overview. You get an immediate visitor count without logging into the dashboard. - Track campaign performance in real time using
get_now_campaigns. You know if a new mailing list or ad is working the second it goes live. - Analyze past performance by running
get_trends_sources. You see which sources drove the most traffic last quarter, saving hours of report generation. - Understand user tech habits by running
get_trends_browsersorget_trends_devices. You find out if your site is failing on an older mobile OS. - Audit site behavior by using
get_now_pages. You get a list of the exact pages visitors are viewing at this moment, which is critical for troubleshooting. - Compare multiple timeframes using
get_trends_overview. You build a full picture of trends by comparing last month's aggregate data against last year's.
Real-World Use Cases
Checking immediate campaign impact
The marketing team launched a new campaign. Instead of waiting for end-of-day reports, they ask the agent: 'What are the active campaigns and how many visitors are they bringing in?' The agent runs get_now_campaigns and get_now_overview, providing an instant metric to gauge success.
Investigating a sudden traffic drop
Website owners notice a sudden drop in traffic. They ask the agent to run get_trends_sources for the last 30 days. The agent identifies that a major source (e.g., Google) dropped off, allowing them to immediately contact the source owner.
Optimizing for specific user devices
A product manager suspects the site fails on older phones. They run get_trends_devices to see the historical breakdown. The data confirms a spike in mobile users on older OSs, directing the dev team where to focus their fixes.
Forecasting content performance
The content team wants to know which pages were most popular during a specific promotion. They run get_trends_pages for the date range of the sale. The agent gives a ranked list of pages, guiding future content strategy.
The Tradeoffs
Forgetting historical context
Looking only at the live visitor count (get_now_overview) and assuming that high number means high sales, without knowing if that traffic source is seasonal or a one-off event.
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Always cross-reference real-time data. After checking the current visitor count, run get_now_sources and then use get_trends_sources to validate if the current sources are normal for this time of year.
Running too many tools at once
Asking the agent to run all 11 tools in one prompt, which slows down the response and makes it impossible to tell which data point is most critical.
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Use a phased approach. Start with the high-level view (get_now_overview), then drill down with a targeted tool like get_now_pages or get_now_campaigns.
Ignoring device breakdown
Assuming all visitors are using modern phones because the site looks good on your machine, ignoring the reality that a significant portion of traffic is on outdated or different devices.
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Always check the historical breakdown using get_trends_devices to understand the full range of devices and browsers that actually access the site.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this if you need to connect live performance metrics to historical context. For example, if you see a high visitor count from get_now_overview, you should immediately check the source using get_now_sources and then check the long-term trend with get_trends_sources. Don't use this if you just need a simple, single metric (e.g., 'How many people are online?'). For that, just run get_now_overview. If your goal is purely historical analysis and you don't care about current traffic, then get_trends_overview is enough. The power comes from combining the 'now' data with the 'past' data.
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The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.
This server provides 11 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Checking live traffic and sources used to be a mess of tabs and exports.
Today, checking live traffic means jumping between the main dashboard, the campaign tabs, and the source filters. You have to click 'View Live' and then manually filter by source, copy the data, and paste it into a separate spreadsheet to see if the current spike is normal or if it's from a new source you forgot about.
With this MCP server, you just ask your agent: 'How many people are on the site right now, and where are they coming from?' It runs `get_now_overview` and `get_now_sources` instantly, giving you the immediate numbers and source list without leaving your chat.
GoSquared MCP Server: Analyze historical campaign performance data
Before, analyzing past campaigns required setting date ranges, clicking through multiple reports (source report, page view report, campaign performance report), and then cross-referencing all the numbers manually to build a narrative. It was slow and prone to error.
Now, you tell the agent: 'Show me the traffic sources and campaign performance for Q3.' It runs `get_trends_sources` and `get_trends_campaigns`, delivering the consolidated, historical data in a single, readable response.
Common Questions About GoSquared MCP
How do I check the current visitor count using get_now_overview? +
Run get_now_overview to get an immediate, top-level count of all active visitors. The response will tell you the total number and often give a quick breakdown of engagement.
What is the difference between get_now_sources and get_trends_sources? +
The difference is time. get_now_sources gives you the sources sending traffic right now. get_trends_sources gives you the historical sources and how much traffic they sent over a specific past date range.
Can I track which pages are being viewed right now with get_now_pages? +
Yes, get_now_pages lists all the pages currently in view. This is useful for diagnosing real-time user flow issues or tracking a specific landing page's immediate performance.
How do I see historical campaign data using get_trends_campaigns? +
Use get_trends_campaigns and specify the date range. This tool pulls campaign effectiveness data, allowing you to compare performance across multiple marketing efforts over time.
How do I check if the site is optimized for mobile using get_trends_devices? +
Use get_trends_devices to get historical data on visitor technology. This shows if your traffic is coming primarily from mobile or desktop, helping you prioritize development fixes.
How do I get a breakdown of historical browser data using get_trends_browsers? +
The tool provides a detailed breakdown of historical browser usage. You can see which browsers were most common and how that usage has changed over time.
What is the difference between get_now_visitors and get_now_sources? +
get_now_visitors lists the actual individual visitors currently online. get_now_sources tells you where the active traffic is coming from, like Google or Twitter.
Can I analyze past page views using get_trends_pages? +
Yes, get_trends_pages gathers historical aggregate data for pages. It lets you track page view popularity and usage trends across specific date ranges.
Can I see exactly how many people are on my site right now? +
Yes! The get_now_overview tool provides an instant snapshot of your concurrent active visitors. You can also use get_now_pages to see exactly which URLs they are currently reading.
How do I check traffic for a specific day in the past? +
You can use any of the get_trends_* tools (like get_trends_overview) and provide the date parameter. You can use 'today', 'yesterday', or a specific date format like 'YYYY-MM-DD'.
Does it track which external links visitors click? +
Yes. The real-time events functionality tracks specific outbound interactions out of the box, exposing exactly what resources capture audience interest the most.
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