What you getwith the Finseo MCP integration
The Finseo MCP server exposes your tracking data as tools an AI assistant can call. Once connected, Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor can run list_projects, get_visibility_metrics, get_visibility_timeseries, list_prompts, get_prompt_details, get_answer_content, get_competitor_ranking, get_competitor_gap_analysis, get_competitor_h2h, get_sentiment_overview, get_top_sources, get_tags, get_query_fanouts, list_tasks, and get_task_details. Every tool is read-only and returns the same values as the Finseo dashboard, including visibility rate, mention rate, citation rate, ordinal position, mention depth, Share of Voice, and sentiment. Analytics tools accept optional model filters (chatgpt, perplexity, ai_overview, copilot, gemini, grok) and tag filters, default to a 30-day window, and support absolute startDate and endDate ranges.
Why Finseo MCP customersneed AI visibility tracking
The Model Context Protocol has become the standard way to give AI assistants access to external data, and Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor all support remote MCP servers. Teams already ask these assistants to summarize, compare, and plan; without a connector they have to paste screenshots or CSV exports of their AI visibility data. The Finseo MCP server removes that step. Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) and Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) questions get answered from live tracking data with explicit metric definitions, so the assistant never confuses mention depth with a ranking position or visibility with mention rate.