Rockerbox for Claude
Your marketing data, one conversation away
The Rockerbox connector links Claude to your Rockerbox account. Ask about attribution, platform spend, conversions, or cross-channel comparison in plain English—Claude handles the rest.
Your marketing data, one conversation away
The Rockerbox connector links Claude to your Rockerbox account. Ask about attribution, platform spend, conversions, or cross-channel comparison in plain English—Claude handles the rest.
The organization connector is all you need—it works in claude.ai and Claude Desktop. The Desktop extension is only a fallback if your organization can’t add the connector.
Add Rockerbox once as an organization-wide custom connector. Members then just click Connect—no files to distribute. Only Claude organization owners can add custom connectors; members who try see “Ask an organization owner to add this for your team.”
In claude.ai, go to Organization settings → Connectors → Add → Custom → Web.
Rockerboxhttps://mcp-customer.rockerbox.com/mcp/
(keep the trailing slash)rockerbox-mcphttps://mcp-customer.rockerbox.com/mcp/
.mcpb extension
(see the Desktop extension fallback on the For advertisers tab) stays available as a fallback.Rockerbox; URL https://mcp-customer.rockerbox.com/mcp/ with the trailing slashrockerbox-mcp, secret blankQuestions? Email [email protected].
These steps come after your IT team or Claude organization owner has added the Rockerbox connector.
Only a Claude organization owner can add Rockerbox, once, for everyone. If you don’t see Rockerbox under Settings → Connectors, it hasn’t been added yet—send your IT team or org owner the setup instructions for organizations, then come back here.
In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and search for Rockerbox (labeled Custom).

Click Connect next to Rockerbox, as highlighted above.
A Rockerbox page opens in your browser. Approve the sign-in to let Claude use your Rockerbox access.
Back in Claude, Rockerbox now shows as connected.
In a chat, open the tools / connectors menu and switch Rockerbox on.
Start a new chat and ask anything about your data. To confirm everything works, see Check that it works below.
Whichever way you set up, paste this prompt into a new chat to confirm everything is connected.
Open a new conversation in Claude and ask:
What Rockerbox account am I on?
First time? A browser tab will open for sign-in. After you authenticate, Claude will show your advertiser name and email.
If you see your account info, you’re ready to go. Try any of the prompts below.
Ask Claude about your marketing data the same way you’d ask a colleague. Seven things it can do—pick one to see more example questions.
Two steps from download to running. You’ll need Claude Desktop installed on macOS or Windows.
Save the .mcpb file you received, then double-click it.
Claude Desktop opens and prompts you to install the extension—click
Install.
You can also drag the file onto the Claude Desktop window, or go to Settings → Extensions → Install Extension and select the file manually.
Open a new conversation in Claude Desktop and ask anything about your Rockerbox data. The first time, a browser window will open for you to sign in (see First Login below).
.mcpb file. The extension replaces the previous version automatically.
Connector users sign in when they click Connect and can skip this. With the Desktop extension, the first time you ask Claude anything that touches Rockerbox data, a browser window will open for you to sign in.
Claude opens a secure browser tab. Sign in with your Rockerbox credentials. This uses OAuth (PKCE)—the MCP never sees your password.
Your token refreshes automatically in the background. You won’t need to sign in again unless the token is revoked or expires after extended inactivity.
Most issues resolve with one of these fixes. If you’re still stuck, email [email protected].
The extension may not have loaded correctly. Try these in order:
.mcpb file to reinstallThe login only triggers when Claude calls a Rockerbox tool. Make sure you’re asking a question that needs Rockerbox data (e.g. “What account am I on?”). If the browser still doesn’t open, check that your default browser isn’t blocking pop-ups.
If you see “unauthorized” errors or Claude asks you to sign in repeatedly, your session may have expired. Clear the cached tokens:
rm -rf ~/.mcp-auth.mcp-auth folder in your
home directoryThen quit and reopen Claude Desktop. Your next query opens a fresh browser login.
If multiple browser tabs open when you try to sign in, close all of them, then clear the cached tokens:
rm -rf ~/.mcp-auth.mcp-auth folder in your
home directoryThen quit and reopen Claude Desktop, and try again.
Claude Desktop loads extensions at launch. If you updated the extension but tools are still missing or showing the old version:
Your account may not have access to the requested data. Check which account you’re on by asking “What account am I on?” If the issue persists, contact your Rockerbox representative.