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Add SEOmator to the AI tool you already use, so the tool can read your projects and run SEOmator tools through MCP (Model Context Protocol).

Before you start

  • You need a SEOmator account in at least one organization.
  • Find your tool’s setup line: in the sidebar, click MCP. The MCP clients section on the Integrations page lists each supported tool with its URL or command and a Copy button.
The Integrations page with a Copy button on each MCP client row and the Connected apps listThe Integrations page with a Copy button on each MCP client row and the Connected apps list
The server URL is:

Add SEOmator to your tool

1

Copy the URL

On the Integrations page, click Copy in the Claude row.
2

Add a connector

In Claude, add a custom connector with this URL.
3

Sign in

Sign in to SEOmator when Claude asks, then approve the connection.
Another MCP client that supports remote servers can use the same URL.

Approve the connection

When you sign in from your tool, SEOmator opens an Authorize page in your browser.
1

Check the account

Check the email you’re signed in with. To use a different account, click Use another account.
2

Choose the organization

Under Organization, choose the organization the tool may use. A connection works with one organization only.
3

Allow it

Read what the tool can do, then click Allow. To refuse, click Deny.
The tool is connected and shows under Connected apps on the Integrations page. It stays connected while you use it. A connection can read the organization’s projects, reports and AI answers. If it also asks to make changes, it can change projects, prompts and competitors, as your role allows.

Connect with an API key

Scripts and tools that can’t sign in through the browser can use an organization API key instead.
1

Create a key

Create a key on the API keys page.
2

Point the client at the key endpoint

Set the client’s server URL to https://api.seomator.com/mcp/key.
3

Send the key

Send the key in the x-api-key header, or as Authorization: Bearer <key>.
The client can now use SEOmator tools with the key’s access. A read-only key can only use read tools.

Try it

Copy a prompt into your tool to check the connection with your own data. Everything your tool can do is listed in MCP tools.

In my SEOmator project, how often do ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Gemini name my brand, and how does that compare with my competitors?

Which domains and pages do the AI answers in my SEOmator project cite most?

MCP tools

Once your AI tool is connected, it works in SEOmator through these tools. You don’t call them by name: ask a question and the tool picks the ones it needs. The agent inside SEOmator uses the same tools. Read tools work with every connection. Write tools need a connection you allowed to make changes, or a Read and write API key, and a role that allows the change. What each role can do: Members.

Read tools

The last three tools need Search Console connected to the project: Connect Google Search Console.

Write tools

When a tool starts tracking a brand or changes its name or aliases, SEOmator recounts it in your past answers.
A prompt added over your plan’s daily allowance runs on credits. What it costs: Plans and credits.

If it doesn’t work

  • The page says “This consent link is not valid”: start the connection again from your tool.
  • The page says to create an organization first: create one in SEOmator, then connect again.
  • The tool lost access: it may have been disconnected or unused for too long. See Integrations, then connect it again.

Integrations

See and disconnect the apps you approved.

API keys

Create keys for scripts and MCP clients.

AI SEO Agent

Ask the same questions inside SEOmator.

Metrics

What the numbers in a visibility report mean.
Last modified on November 6, 2026