Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your own business data.
The connector links your live local SEO data to the AI assistant you already use. Ask about rankings, reviews, calls and competitors in plain English, and the answers come from your real numbers, not from guesses.
The short answer
The AI connector links your account to AI assistants that support MCP. MCP is the open connection standard used by Claude and ChatGPT. Connect once and choose which locations the assistant may read. From then on you ask questions in plain English, and the answers quote real numbers: how ranks moved, what reviews arrived, how many calls came in. Access is read only, and you can turn it off whenever you like.
What does connecting an AI actually change?
If you ask a normal AI assistant about your business, it gives an answer that sounds right but has no source, because it cannot see your data.
Connect it, and the same question gets a real answer, with the figures coming from your account.
You no longer search through dashboard pages to put an answer together. You only ask the question.
Connect once, in settings, without code.
Open Settings, then Connections, and add the account as an MCP connector inside your AI assistant. Then authorize the locations it may see.
There is no code involved, and access can be revoked at any time from the same screen.
Ask the way you would ask a colleague.
Type the question as you would say it. Which locations dropped this month, what did customers complain about, how do we compare with the dentist on Fifth Street.
The assistant figures out which data answers it. You never need to learn menu paths or metric names.
Answers with numbers you can check.
The assistant reads your live data, so an answer might say a keyword holds third place on this week's grid, that your last thirty reviews average 4.6, or that July logged 84 calls.
You can keep asking follow up questions in the same conversation, in as much detail as the data allows.
The AI can look. It cannot touch.
The link only reads. Your listings, replies and settings cannot be touched through it.
However, it can write things for you to use: a draft reply, a weekly summary, a to do list. All of it is text you check before it goes anywhere.
One question across every location.
The tool can combine data from every location, so one question covers the whole account. For example: which of my forty branches did worse this quarter.
Before, answering that meant opening forty dashboards and building a spreadsheet. Now one sentence is enough.
What the AI can see and do
Rank movements
Which keywords went up, which fell, and where on the map grid.
Reviews and calls
Review counts, unanswered reviews, and the calls your profile produced.
Competitor gaps
Where competitors are doing better, from the tracker data.
All locations in one answer
One question across every location you authorized.
Drafts and summaries
Reply drafts and to do lists, written for your review.
Read only by design
The connection only exposes reading, so nothing can be altered through it.
How to set it up
- Open Settings, then Connections. The connector lives there.
- Add it in your AI assistant. Claude and ChatGPT both support MCP.
- Authorize the locations. The AI sees only what you allow.
- Ask a real question. Start with which branch needs attention.
- Check the figures. Answers trace back to your dashboard data.
Included in the one plan
- The AI connector and all 41 other tools
- No AI fee and no separate plan
- All 42 tools included at every plan size
- Revoke access at any time
- Three day free trial, no credit card needed
Questions people ask
Which AI assistants work with this?
Any assistant that supports MCP, the open connection standard. That includes Claude and ChatGPT.
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol, an open standard that lets an AI assistant read data from another service with your permission. The connector uses it to give your AI a window into your account.
Can the AI change my profiles?
No. The connection is read only, on purpose. It can draft replies and summaries as text, and a person decides what to do with them.
What can the AI actually see?
Only the locations you authorize, and only their data: rankings, reviews, performance figures, competitor tracking, search keywords, citation coverage and pending optimization tasks. You can narrow or turn off that access at any time.
Are the answers reliable?
They come from your live account data, and each figure can be checked against the dashboard. That is the difference from asking an unconnected AI, which can only guess.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. The setup is a settings screen in your assistant plus an authorization step, and it takes a few minutes.
Talk to your business the way you talk to AI.
Connect once, ask in plain English, and get answers you can check against your own dashboard. From $5.33 per location each month, three day trial.