App Store Connect MCP for Claude and ChatGPT

What you can ask

• “Installs, redownloads and proceeds by country last week.” Apple’s own Sales and Trends, up to 92 days by day or by month; proceeds stay in each currency.
• “How many active subscriptions and trials did we have each day this month?” and “How many trials converted, how many people cancelled or got a refund?”
• “What does the App Store funnel look like?” Impressions, product page views, downloads and conversion, by source; also sessions, installs and deletions, and crashes.
• “Show this week’s one- and two-star reviews in the US and whether we replied.”
• “Which version is live and which one is in review?” Versions with their states, and the setup of Product Page Optimization experiments (Apple’s API gives no test results).

Analytics without a local server

There is no process to run on your machine and no .p8 file to keep next to one. You save an App Store Connect team key once on Connections; it is stored encrypted on the server. For every request the server signs a fresh token (JWT, ES256, valid for 15 minutes) and calls Apple on your behalf.

The saved key works wherever you use Marketing Kit: the Claude plugin, the custom connector on claude.ai, Claude Code and ChatGPT.

How to connect

1. Install Marketing Kit: in Claude, the plugin from claude.ai/customize/plugins; in ChatGPT, the connector in Developer mode.
2. In App Store Connect open Users and Access → Integrations → Team Keys, create a key and download its .p8 file (Apple allows it once). On Connections enter the Issuer ID, the Key ID and the .p8, plus the vendor number for sales and subscriptions.
3. Ask: “installs and proceeds last week”.

What it reads, and the one change it can make

• Modes: apps, sales, subscriptions, analytics, reviews, versions and experiments.
• Sales and subscriptions need the vendor number; apps, reviews and analytics work without it.
• Key roles: Sales and Reports or Finance for sales, subscriptions and analytics; App Manager, Developer or Marketing for apps, reviews, versions and experiments. Admin covers everything.
• The one change: turning on Analytics Reports for an app, which Apple needs before it produces analytics. The assistant first shows what will be created and runs it only after your explicit yes; it needs an Admin key, and data appears in 1–2 days.
• Not done: replying to reviews, or changing apps, versions, prices or experiments.

Limits

• Sales reports are Apple’s daily reports in Pacific time, ready the next day (about 08:00 Pacific).
• Analytics stays empty for an app until Analytics Reports is turned on.
• This source is your own team’s apps. Ratings, reviews and top charts of any app in the public App Store are a separate source that needs no key — see mobile app marketing.