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title: Plausible Analytics MCP server
description: "Plausible Analytics MCP server: ask Claude or ChatGPT about visitors, top pages, sources, goals and conversions on your Plausible sites, and compare periods."
canonical: https://mcp1.com/servers/plausible
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# Plausible Analytics MCP server

> Traffic, top pages, sources, goals and conversions for your sites.

- Made by: Operated by MCP1, not an official Plausible server
- Endpoint: `https://plausible.mcp1.com`
- Transport: Streamable HTTP
- Authentication: Token (Plausible Stats API key)
- Categories: Product & design, Marketing, Data & analytics
- Website: https://plausible.io
- Docs: https://plausible.io/docs/stats-api

## About

Plausible Analytics is a lightweight, privacy-friendly web analytics tool that works without cookies. This is not an official Plausible server: MCP1 runs it because Plausible’s own MCP server isn’t open to everyone yet. It lets an assistant pull any number on your dashboard through the Stats API, break it down by page, source, country or campaign, track goals and conversion rates, compare two periods and see who is on the site right now.

Marketers ask Claude which sources brought the most signups last month and how that compares with the month before. Founders check whether a launch post moved traffic to the pricing page. Content teams use the Plausible Analytics MCP server to find the posts that keep readers longest and the ones that lead visitors to a goal.

Each person connects with their own Stats API key, made in the team whose sites they want to read. The Stats API is part of Plausible’s Business plan, and the server stores nothing.

## Example prompts

- Which sources sent the most visitors to the pricing page last month, and how does that compare with the month before?
- What is the signup conversion rate by country over the last 30 days?
- How many people are on the site right now, and which pages are they reading?
- Which blog posts had the longest time on page since September?

## What it can do

- Report on visitors, pages and sources
- Track goals and conversion rates
- Compare two periods
- See who is on the site now

## Good to know

Not an official Plausible server: MCP1 runs it on Appwrite because Plausible’s own MCP server isn’t open to everyone yet. Each person uses their own Stats API key; the server stores nothing.

## Use it through MCP1

Add Plausible Analytics to an MCP1 workspace from the catalog, then connect any MCP client to the gateway it's on. MCP1 keeps the credential encrypted, applies the workspace's tool rules and records every call. https://mcp1.com/servers/plausible