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Outbrain MCP server: connect Outbrain to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot

Junction is an MCP server for Outbrain. Outbrain is a content discovery and native advertising network, managed in Outbrain Amplify.
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What Junction reads from Outbrain

  • Campaigns and whether they are enabled
  • Daily spend, impressions, clicks and conversions by campaign

What each person can see follows the permissions and roles your administrator sets.

Questions you could ask about Outbrain

  • “What did we spend on Outbrain last month?”
  • “Which campaigns are enabled?”
  • “How does Outbrain compare with Taboola for conversions?”

Access it needs

Junction needs read access to your Outbrain account.

Frequently asked questions

Is there an MCP server for Outbrain?
Yes. Junction is an MCP server that connects Outbrain to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot, so your team can ask about it in plain English. Connect it in about five minutes. The same connection also covers your other platforms, so one question can compare them.
Can the AI change anything in my Outbrain account?
No. Junction only reads. It never writes: it cannot create, edit, pause or delete a campaign, an ad or a budget, and it never spends money.
What access does Junction need for Outbrain?
Junction needs read access to your Outbrain account.
How long does it take to connect Outbrain?
About five minutes. Sign up, connect Outbrain, add Junction to your AI tool and ask. There is no onboarding project, and help from our team is optional.
Do I need a separate connection for each Outbrain account?
You add each account you want to include as a connection, and each person sees only the accounts an administrator allows.

Connect Outbrain in about five minutes

Sign up, connect Outbrain, add Junction to your AI tool and ask. Plans start at $149 a month. See pricing.

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Outbrain is a product of its respective owner. Junction is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by it; product names are used only to describe compatibility.