Plausible MCP. Analyze site performance by conversation.
Plausible connects your website analytics directly to any AI agent. Get real-time insights on active visitors, total pageviews, and bounce rates without logging into a separate dashboard. Use natural conversation to pull aggregate stats for 30 days, track traffic trends over time, or break down performance by country, browser, and device.
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Check the current number of people actively browsing your site.
Retrieve total visitors, pageviews, and bounce rates for specific date ranges like 30 days or last week.
Get data points showing how your site's traffic volume has changed across multiple periods.
Break down visitor stats by top sources, countries, operating systems, and devices used.
See which specific pages are the most viewed or analyze data based on custom properties you track.
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What AI agents can do with Plausible: 10 Site Statistics Tools
Use these ten tools to pull every piece of site data you need—from real-time visitors to detailed user breakdowns.
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Start using Plausible MCPGet Aggregate Stats
Pulls overall site statistics, such as total visitors and bounce rates, for a specified time period.
Get Custom Breakdown
Provides detailed stats broken down by any specific property you've customized in...
Get Realtime Visitors
Returns the exact count of people currently active and viewing your site right now.
Get Timeseries Stats
Generates a time-based view, showing how various site statistics have changed over a...
Get Top Browsers
Lists the types of web browsers that are visiting your website.
Get Top Countries
Shows which countries send the most traffic to your site.
Get Top Devices
Determines whether visitors are primarily using mobile phones, tablets, or desktop computers.
Get Top Os
Lists the operating systems (like Windows or macOS) used by your visitors.
Get Top Pages
Identifies and ranks the pages on your site that receive the most views.
Get Top Sources
Reveals where your traffic is coming from, whether it's Google, social media, or...
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The Dashboard Overload Problem
Today, analyzing site performance means logging into Plausible (or Google Analytics, or whatever). You jump between the 'Sources' tab to see where traffic comes from, then click on a secondary chart to check bounce rates for that source. If you want to compare last week to this week, you manually set up date ranges and copy-paste numbers into a spreadsheet just to make sense of it.
With this MCP, the process changes completely. You simply ask your agent: 'What was my overall visitor count compared to 7 days ago?' The tool handles the complex data fetching and comparison for you. You get one clean answer that tells you exactly what changed.
Get Site Statistics & Breakdown
Specific manual steps—like pulling out top countries, then exporting those list names to check against a CRM—are now unnecessary. You can ask the agent to combine that data: 'What are the most visited pages for users in Canada using Chrome?' It combines `get_top_pages`, `get_top_countries`, and `get_top_browsers` instantly.
The difference is moving from reactive, manual reporting to proactive, conversational analysis. You don't just read data; you interrogate it.
What Plausible MCP does for your AI
Stop clicking through tabs just to figure out where your traffic is coming from. This MCP connects Plausible Analytics directly to your agent, letting you run complex web performance reports using plain conversation.
Need to know how many people are on your site right now? You can ask for it. Want to see if your last campaign worked? You can pull total visitors and bounce rates for the last 7 days in a single query. The power is in the detail: you can analyze traffic trends over time, or break down stats by top sources, countries, or even specific custom properties.
Connecting this via Vinkius means you don't need to switch tools. You just keep working inside your chat interface. It’s all about getting instant, actionable data on who is visiting and what they are doing.
019d75f7-18e1-704f-af8e-1905d3a1c2ed How to set up Plausible MCP
The bottom line is you talk to your agent about your site data, and it pulls the stats immediately.
Subscribe to this MCP and enter your Plausible API Key along with your Site ID (domain).
Select this tool within any compatible AI client, like Cursor or Claude.
Ask a question in natural language, such as 'What was the bounce rate for last month?'
Who uses Plausible MCP
Website owners who are tired of manually compiling weekly reports. Digital marketers reviewing campaign performance in real-time. Product managers needing quick audits on feature adoption.
Needs to check top traffic sources and page views right after a paid ad campaign launches.
Audits feature adoption rates by running a breakdown of users who accessed specific pages.
Quickly verifies site health by checking the current number of active visitors during deployment testing.
Benefits of connecting Plausible MCP
Instant insights into live traffic. Instead of logging in to see the visitor count, simply ask your agent for 'current active visitors' using get_realtime_visitors and get an immediate number.
Full historical data access. Need to know if Q2 was better than Q1? Use get_aggregate_stats to pull total bounce rates or pageviews across any defined time window, fast.
Pinpoint traffic sources immediately. Don't guess where your leads come from. Running a query using get_top_sources shows you exactly which platforms are sending the most people.
Deep user behavior analysis. Instead of just seeing total stats, run get_custom_breakdown to analyze how users interact with specific features or content types.
See who is visiting and how. Use get_top_countries, get_top_devices, and get_top_os together in one prompt to understand your global user base's tech stack.
Plausible MCP use cases
A campaign failed, but you don't know why.
The marketer asks: 'What was the bounce rate for my key landing page in the last 7 days?' The agent uses get_aggregate_stats and get_top_pages, revealing a high bounce rate on that specific URL. This tells them they need to rewrite the copy before spending more ad money.
Need to prepare for an executive meeting.
The product manager asks: 'Give me a breakdown of traffic by country and device type.' The agent runs get_top_countries and get_top_devices, providing the C-suite with immediate, global user segmentation data without opening any dashboards.
Checking site health before launch.
The developer asks: 'How many people are currently on the staging site?' The agent calls get_realtime_visitors, confirming if traffic is flowing correctly and providing a live count for QA sign-off.
Understanding user engagement trends.
The team lead asks: 'Show me how my total visitors have changed over the last six months.' The agent uses get_timeseries_stats, visualizing the trend and pinpointing exactly when traffic spiked or dropped.
Plausible MCP tradeoffs
What to watch out for, and the recommended way to handle each one.
Assuming the AI knows your goals
Asking, 'Improve my site performance.' This is too vague. The agent can't guess if you mean bounce rate, conversion, or load time.
Be specific and use the tools: Ask for get_aggregate_stats combined with get_top_sources. For example: 'What was the total visitor count from Google in the last 30 days?'
Over-relying on general analytics
Only looking at basic metrics like pageviews without filtering. You might miss that only one niche group is actually using your site.
Always specify a filter: Use get_custom_breakdown to analyze stats by 'event:video' instead of just general page views.
Getting lost in the data points
Receiving a massive table with every single metric for the last year. It’s overwhelming and hard to draw conclusions from.
Break it down by time or segment: Run get_timeseries_stats first, then drill into that period using get_top_browsers.
When to use Plausible MCP
Use this MCP if your primary need is analyzing web traffic and performance metrics. You should use it when you want to know what users are doing on your site (e.g., what pages they view, where they come from, or what device they use). Don't use it if you need to manage content—this doesn't help you write copy. Also, don't use it for conversion rate optimization; it only shows the inputs, not the outputs. If your goal is simply 'Do I have enough traffic?', then get_realtime_visitors is enough. But if you need to know why the traffic is behaving a certain way, you’ll need the full power of combining tools like get_top_sources, get_top_pages, and get_aggregate_stats in one conversation.
Frequently asked questions about Plausible MCP
How do I find out my current visitor count using Plausible MCP? +
You use the get_realtime_visitors tool. Just ask your agent, 'What is the current active visitor count?' It gives you a live number without needing any setup.
Can I check my bounce rate for different periods with Plausible MCP? +
Yes, use get_aggregate_stats. You can specify date ranges like 'last 30 days' or 'yesterday' to get the accurate bounce rate and other key metrics.
How do I analyze traffic sources with Plausible MCP? +
Use get_top_sources. You can ask your agent for a breakdown of where visitors are coming from, whether it's social media or search engines.
Is Plausible MCP good for seeing user demographics? +
It is. You combine tools like get_top_countries, get_top_devices, and get_top_os to get a comprehensive view of your audience's technical setup globally.
Can I track site performance over many months with Plausible MCP? +
Yes, use get_timeseries_stats. This tool tracks trends and shows how key metrics have evolved across a set period, making seasonality easy to spot.