Enrichment MCP
Ask your assistant about an app or domain and get Pixalate’s MRT enrichment inline: risk ratings, invalid traffic, brand safety, and app or domain profile. You already ask these questions. Today they cost you a dashboard, an export, and a paste. Now you ask them where you already work.
Enrichment MCP gives an assistant access to Pixalate’s MRT enrichment data. It is a separate product from Analytics MCP, with separate access and separate pricing.
What it answers
- Is this app safe to buy?
- What do we know about the app behind this bundle ID?
- Is this Roku channel safe to buy?
Supply vetting. Check an app or a domain before you spend against it.
New SSP integrations. Look at what a partner is bringing you before the integration goes live.
Side-by-side comparison. Put two apps against each other and get a reasoned answer.
More to try: Example prompts.
Coverage
Look up mobile apps, CTV apps or web domains that you already know, up to 50 in one request. Enrichment includes risk ratings, invalid traffic, brand safety, and the app or domain profile, among other data. On CTV, that includes the major platforms: Roku, Fire TV, and Samsung.
Which data you can get depends on your Pixalate plan. The tool reference lists every widget for each kind of ID.
Connect and sign in
Add the Pixalate server URL to the assistant you already use: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or another assistant.
Sign in with your existing Pixalate account. No new credentials. Access needs the MRT enrichment entitlement on your account, so if the tools do not appear after installing, that is the thing to check. If your tooling does not support browser sign-in, use your API key instead. If the tools still do not appear, email support@pixalate.com.
To get the entitlement, contact your Pixalate account manager. There’s no self-serve sign-up.