Google Play Console MCP for Claude and ChatGPT

What you can ask

• “Installs and uninstalls of my Android app last month, by country.” Also by device, app version, OS version, carrier and language.
• “What did we sell in Germany last month, and what did we earn after Google’s fee?” Estimated sales and earnings, totalled per currency.
• “How many subscribers did we gain and lose this month?” Subscription counts: new, canceled and active.
• “Show the reviews of the last 7 days with one or two stars.”
• “Which purchases were refunded in the last 30 days?” Refunds and voided purchases.
• “What are our crash and ANR rates this week?” Android vitals, daily or hourly.

Play Console data without a local server

There is no process to run on your machine and no service-account file to keep. You press Connect Google Play once on Connections, choose the Google account that has access to your Play Console — it may differ from the one you use for GA4 or Google Ads — and paste the address of your reports bucket from Play Console → Download reports. V-Kit reads with that account’s own permissions.

The connection works wherever you use V-Kit: the Claude plugin, the custom connector on claude.ai, Claude Code and ChatGPT.

How to connect

1. Install V-Kit: in Claude, the plugin from claude.ai/customize/plugins; in ChatGPT, the connector in Developer mode.
2. On Connections press Connect Google Play, pick the Google account that has access to your Play Console and keep every box checked.
3. In Play Console open Download reports, press Copy Cloud Storage URI and paste it into Reports bucket on Connections.
4. Ask: “installs of my Android app last month”.

Works in Claude Code

Claude Code uses the same V-Kit connector. Run claude plugin marketplace add arey325/marketing-kit-plugin, then claude plugin install v-marketing-kit@v-marketing-kit. After /reload-plugins, open /mcp → v-marketing-kit → authenticate.

Then connect Google Play on Connections and ask in Claude Code. The steps are in the Setup guide.

What it reads

• Modes: apps, installs, sales, earnings, subscriptions, reviews, refunds and vitals. All of them only read.
• Play Console permissions of the Google account, set to Global by the owner of the Play Console account: “View app information and download bulk reports (read-only)” for installs, vitals and reviews of past months; “View financial data” for sales, earnings and refunds. Subscription counts need the first and may also need the second; Google does not say which.
• Not done: replying to reviews, changing apps, prices or listings, or anything else that writes.

Limits

• Play reports arrive 3–7 days late, so yesterday’s numbers are not there yet; earnings arrive around the 5th of the next month.
• Google’s API returns reviews of the last 7 days; older months come from the monthly reviews report. Refunds cover the last 30 days.
• Sales are estimates, not accounting figures. Sales and earnings are totalled per currency; currencies are never added together.
• This source is your own Android apps. For attribution use AppsFlyer, for subscription billing across stores RevenueCat, and for the Apple side App Store Connect.