Curve MCP: ask Claude or ChatGPT how your marketing is doing

Curve MCP connects Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code to your Curve account. You type a question the way you would ask a colleague, such as "How did last week's Google Ads spend and conversions compare with the week before?", and the assistant answers from the same numbers your Curve dashboard shows. Patient-level data never leaves Curve.

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Why Curve built it

For a lot of healthcare marketers, Monday means exports. Spend comes out of Meta Ads Manager and Google Ads, bookings come out of Curve, and all of it gets pasted into one slide before the team meeting. Claude and ChatGPT are good at that work once they can reach the numbers, but healthcare teams have held back because those numbers sit next to patient data.

What you can ask

The assistant can pull figures from most of the reports you already use in Curve: Campaign Reporting, Analytics, Attribution, Funnels, Forms, the SEO view with your Search Console queries, your imported GA4 history, Consent Management, CRM Outcomes and Google Business Profile. It works on any run of complete days, from yesterday to a custom range of up to two years. It can split a period by day, week or month, and compare it with the period before or with the same dates a year earlier.

Questions like these work:

• "Which Meta ad sets spent money last week without a single conversion?"
• "Compare cost per conversion by Google Ads campaign for October and September."
• "Where do people drop off in our booking funnel on mobile?"
• "Which form has the lowest completion rate, and at which step do people stop?"
• "Did last week's conversions reach Google Ads and Meta?"
• "What were our top Search Console queries this quarter?"
• "How much of last month's traffic looked like bots?"

Campaign answers carry spend, impressions, clicks, CTR, CPC, CPM, conversions, revenue, cost per conversion and ROAS, by platform, campaign, ad group or ad. The assistant can also go down to Google Ads keywords and search terms, or to each Meta ad with its results and cost per result.

A Monday report in one question

Ask for a marketing report and Curve returns last week next to the week before in a single answer. It opens with the headline figures and how they moved: visitors, visits, conversions, ad spend, cost per conversion and ROAS. Each ad platform's spend, clicks and conversions sit beside them, as the platform reports them.

Below that come the ten landing pages with the most visitors, the ten campaigns with the most spend and the conversions Curve credited to each, the ad groups and ad sets that spent without a conversion, your goals and CRM totals, and whether your conversions reached each ad platform. The report ends with a ranked list of what changed between the two weeks.

Claude can also run it for you on a schedule. Ask for the report once, add "Send me this every Monday at 8", and a fresh copy is waiting in Claude each Monday morning.

Numbers you can check

Each figure is counted the way the matching Curve screen counts it, for the same dates and filters, so a total the assistant quotes is one you can find in Campaign Reporting or Analytics. Spend, impressions and clicks come exactly as your ad platforms report them, with spend to the cent in the ad account's currency.

For each Google Ads and Meta campaign, the answer puts the conversions Curve tracked next to the platform's own count. Conversions use Last Click with a 30-day lookback unless you ask for another model Campaign Reporting offers, such as Linear, Time Decay or U-Shaped, and every answer names the model it used.

Next: answers from your session recordings

Curve MCP is adding your session recordings. You will be able to ask which landing pages draw the most rage clicks, or at which form visitors give up, and the assistant will answer with rage-click, dead-click and form abandonment rates and the visit counts behind them, by landing page, channel or device. It will receive those rates and counts, and the recordings stay in Curve. On your call, ask the Curve team when answers from session recordings reach your account.

One connection for an agency

If you run marketing for several practices, connect once from your agency login. That one Claude or ChatGPT connection reaches every client account where you have Full Access. The assistant names the account in each request, each answer covers that account alone, and the call is listed on that client's Curve MCP tab.

Getting started

Book a call and the Curve team switches Curve MCP on for your organization. To connect Claude in your browser or ChatGPT, open Marketing → Curve MCP → Connect and follow the steps: sign in, check that the page names your organization, click Allow, then enter the code Curve emails you (or your authenticator app's code, if your login uses one). Claude Code, Cursor and Claude Desktop use a personal token, created from the Claude Code card on the same tab.

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Frequently asked questions

Which AI assistants work with Curve MCP?

Claude in the browser and on the desktop, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code, and other assistants that support MCP.

Does Curve MCP send patient data to the AI company?

No. Curve MCP answers with totals and breakdowns, and Curve checks each answer before it leaves. Names, email addresses, phone numbers, full page addresses and individual visitors, sessions and journeys stay in Curve.

Can I check the numbers it gives me?

Yes. Each figure is counted the way the matching Curve screen counts it for the same dates and filters, so you can open Campaign Reporting or Analytics and find the same total.

What happens if I ask about a specific patient?

The assistant gets a single-use link into Curve AI with your question drafted. Nothing is sent until you send it in Curve.

How is Curve MCP different from Curve Analyst?

Curve Analyst is the AI chat inside your Curve dashboard. Curve MCP brings your Curve reporting into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor, where your team already works.

How do I get Curve MCP?

Book a call and the Curve team switches it on for your organization. Your primary user then chooses who can connect.

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