Launch phase

See what works today and what has not happened yet.

You can price an awareness plan for your market today and join the waitlist, with no call and no card. No channel has yet run a paid campaign through AdBuyMCP's own connectors, so a campaign you start now would be among the first, on a start date agreed with you.

Free, with no card. We read your homepage, draft who buys from you and show your monthly price before you join the waitlist. Nothing is bought until you've approved the plan and the ads.

working today

These parts of AdBuyMCP work today

Each one runs now, on this site or in the product, and none of them needs a card.

This site reads your homepage and drafts who buys from you

Type your company website or work email to start; an email is used only for its domain. This site fetches that company's public homepage, and Claude, Anthropic's AI model, drafts the job titles that buy from you, the kinds and sizes of company they work at and where those companies are. You correct the draft, because you know your buyers better than your homepage does.

what happens to what you type

You see your monthly price before you join

Your market is the companies that could buy from you times the people on each buying team. You choose 3, 5 or 12 times a week, and the price follows from one published rate: £100 a month for every 1,000 people in your market, for each time a week, from £3,000 a month. All-in: the media, the ads we make for each channel from your website, the planning, buying and balancing across the four channels, and your weekly report, with no fee on top. Prices are shown before VAT.

how the price is worked out

You join the waitlist in five questions, with no card

Your plan comes with you, James reads every entry himself, and joining commits you to nothing.

the four channels

This is how each channel in a plan is bought and reported

A plan runs on out-of-home, streaming TV, podcasts and ChatGPT ads. Each channel's own page sets out its sellers, what it costs to start and its limits.

Where each channel’s ads run, how a plan aims them, and what each seller reports.
ChannelWhere the ads runHow a plan aims themWhat the seller reports
Out-of-homeWhere the ads runClassic billboards and digital screens, booked by place and by time of day.How a plan aims themBy location and time, for example screens near business districts during the morning commute. Route, Great Britain's out-of-home audience measure, models adults aged 15 and over and has no B2B decision-maker audience, so places stand in for people.What the seller reportsProof of play from the screen, and Route's modelled reach, impacts and frequency.
Streaming TVWhere the ads runAds in streaming TV services, sold through self-serve and programmatic platforms and by the streamers themselves.How a plan aims themBy household, using business data where a seller offers it. Outside the US, Dun & Bradstreet's audience segments are firmographic (company size, industry and location), and LinkedIn's job-title targeting for TV is available in the US and Canada only.What the seller reportsImpressions and completed views, with reach and frequency by household within each seller.
PodcastsWhere the ads runPre-recorded ads and host-read sponsorships in UK podcasts, bought through podcast networks and audio platforms.How a plan aims themBy show, category and location: Acast sells a Business & Finance category and a Business Leaders audience attribute, and Spotify's self-serve podcast ads target by category, age, gender and location.What the seller reportsDownloads and ad deliveries, counted from server logs to the IAB Tech Lab standard.
ChatGPT adsWhere the ads runA labelled ad shown below ChatGPT's answer and kept separate from it, to people on ChatGPT's Free and Go plans.How a plan aims themMatched to what the conversation is about, using context hints you supply, plus location and platform. OpenAI offers no job-title, company or industry targeting, and customer-list audiences need at least 25,000 matched users.What the seller reportsImpressions, clicks, spend, click-through rate, cost per click, CPM and conversions. OpenAI reports no reach or frequency.

not yet

Check these limits before you confirm a plan

None of them has a promised date for changing, and each links to the page that holds its evidence.

  1. 01

    No channel has yet run a paid campaign through AdBuyMCP's own connectors

    Each of the 26 connectors carries an evidence grade, and none has yet run a paid campaign or reconciled a seller's report against an invoice. The supply page names the step each one is waiting on.

    the evidence
  2. 02

    There are no customer case studies yet

    No campaign has run on this offer, so there are no case studies, testimonials or customer references to publish. What you can check today is the price for your own market, the published rate, the sourced research behind the offer and the grade of every connector.

  3. 03

    No seller can confirm which people in your market saw an ad

    Frequency is planned: each week we buy enough ads aimed at your market for it to see you that many times on average. Some of every channel's audience sits outside your market, and the weekly report shows what each channel delivered against the plan.

    the evidence
  4. 04

    Each channel reports in its own units, with no combined count

    No UK service de-duplicates frequency across out-of-home, streaming TV, podcasts and ChatGPT ads, so your weekly report shows each channel separately, in the units its seller reports. AdBuyMCP's own exposure ledger, which would join exposures across channels, has only ever held sample data.

    the evidence
  5. 05

    ChatGPT ads run in your own OpenAI ad account

    OpenAI asks each advertiser to open and verify its own ChatGPT ads account and to invite whoever runs it, so that channel is set up in your account with you. AdBuyMCP has no ChatGPT ads connector and no OpenAI partner status. Outside the US, OpenAI generally prohibits financial and health services ads and prohibits legal services ads.

    the evidence
  6. 06

    There is no account team, support SLA or status page

    You deal with the founder, James Rooney, who built AdBuyMCP and wrote its code. There is no service level agreement, uptime commitment, escalation path or on-call rota, and no reply time is promised.

    the evidence
  7. 07

    No security certification is held

    There is no ISO 27001, SOC 2 or Cyber Essentials certification, and no penetration test has been commissioned. AdBuyMCP has not registered for the ICO's data protection fee or completed a DPIA, and a solicitor has not yet reviewed the privacy notice or the terms.

    the evidence
  8. 08

    Media quality is not independently verified

    No brand-safety, viewability or fraud-verification partner is integrated. If verified quality reporting is a condition of your plan, raise it before you confirm the plan.

    the evidence
  9. 09

    No campaign result is promised

    A plan buys a planned frequency for your market. It does not promise more pipeline, brand lift, sales or any figure as a result. The research behind the offer, on how B2B buyers choose vendors, explains why awareness matters and is not a forecast of what your campaign will do.

  10. 10

    There is no public MCP connector

    AdBuyMCP runs the hosted MCP server. Supabase OAuth identifies the person, workspace and registered client, using PKCE and consent with short-lived, audience-bound tokens. Account access and each external client's exact callbacks need approval. There is no public connector or registry listing, and automatic client registration is disabled.

    the evidence

questions

Founders ask these questions before they rely on us

Where do these limits come from?

Each one is a fact about the product today, taken from the page that holds its evidence. The supply page grades each connector on what it has done with a real vendor, the security page records the controls in force and what is not held, and the measurement page sets out what each channel reports. A limit changes only when the evidence behind it does.

Which of these should stop me?

Stop if your procurement team requires a certification, if verified quality reporting is a condition of your plan, or if you sell financial, health or legal services and need ChatGPT ads, which OpenAI's policy restricts outside the US. Awareness is also the wrong buy if most of your buyers are outside the UK or you need meetings this month: search and outbound reach the buyers who are looking now.

What would have to happen for a connector to count as live?

It has to clear the six go-live steps on the supply page, in order, from the seller's contract and a probe of the approved account to spend reconciled against the seller's invoice, with a capped paid test and a rehearsed failure on the way. Until a connector clears every step, the supply page describes it as built and names the step it is waiting on.

Does it cost anything to price a plan?

No. Pricing a plan and joining the waitlist are free, with no card. A plan costs the all-in monthly price shown when you confirm it, which covers the ads AdBuyMCP makes for each channel from your website.

your plan and price

See what your market costs at 3, 5 or 12 times a week

Give us your company website or work email. We draft who buys from you, you confirm your market and pick 3, 5 or 12 times a week, and you see one all-in monthly price across out-of-home, streaming TV, podcasts and ChatGPT ads. Talk your market and your plan through with James Rooney, who built AdBuyMCP and wrote its code.

Free to price, with no card. Media is bought only after your plan, ads and start date are confirmed with you.

Read the connector grades