Use PromptSignal from Claude or ChatGPT.

The PromptSignal MCP server connects Claude, ChatGPT and other AI clients to your visibility data, so you can ask in plain language and approve changes before they are made.

Illustration with sample data: a marketer connects the PromptSignal MCP server to Claude and asks why Gemini stopped naming their brand. Claude calls two PromptSignal tools and answers that Gemini named the brand in 2 of 15 runs this week, down from 9, because its answers now cite g2.com and zapier.com.

Connect with your PromptSignal account.

Add PromptSignal as a connector in your AI client and sign in, with no keys to copy.

Your choice of brands

The client sees only the organization and brands you pick when you connect.

Tied to your access

A connection works within your own permissions and ends if you leave the organization.

Disconnect any time

Your connections are listed in your PromptSignal settings, and removing one ends the client's access.

Your AI client gets the same numbers as your dashboard.

PromptSignal calculates each metric, so Claude or ChatGPT works from the same visibility, rank and share of voice you see in the app.

Engines and segmentsCompare visibility across engines, segments and periods, and find where a drop started.

CompetitorsAsk which competitors gained ground, on which engine, and where they are named without you.

EvidenceOpen the full answers and the pages engines cited, not only the totals.

Work in progressLook up your technical audit tickets and content briefs.

Illustration with sample data: the PromptSignal dashboard for a fictional brand, Tallyfield. Its visibility rose to 48 percent over 30 days and passed its closest rival, Huddlewise; the panels rank five competitors and show visibility in each of seven AI engines.

The client can act on your data, within the permissions you grant.

Each applied change leaves a record you can look up.

Prompts and competitors

Add, revise or remove them from the conversation.

Briefs and tickets

Save a brief or an article, or update an audit ticket, from what the client found.

New measurements

Request a new measurement within what your plan allows, and read the results when it completes.

Questions. Answered.

What is the PromptSignal MCP server?

It is a connector that lets AI clients such as Claude and ChatGPT use your PromptSignal data. The client asks PromptSignal for the numbers and the evidence, then answers you in plain language.

Which AI clients can connect?

Claude and ChatGPT can connect, along with other AI clients that support MCP connectors with sign-in.

Can a connection see all of our data?

No. You choose the organization and brands each connection may use, and you can remove a connection at any time in your PromptSignal settings.

Will the client change our data without asking?

Only in the ways you allow. A connection starts read-only, and you choose which kinds of changes it may make when you connect it. Whether the client asks before each action is set in the client, and each applied change leaves a record you can look up later.

Should we use the MCP server, the assistant or the API?

Use the MCP server when your team already works in Claude or ChatGPT, the assistant when you want that help inside PromptSignal, and the API when your own code needs the data for pipelines and reports.

See what AI says about your brand.

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