Amplitude MCP Server

Query Amplitude charts, dashboards, experiments, and event data from AI assistants through an OAuth-authenticated hosted MCP server.

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UpdatedNov 11, 2026

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Install Amplitude MCP Server

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Server URL

https://mcp.amplitude.com/mcp

Remote servers are added in the app, not the config file: Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste this URL.

Hosted endpoint

Clients with native remote MCP support can connect directly to this URL.

Remote endpoint

https://mcp.amplitude.com/mcp

Overview

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Amplitude MCP Server connects AI assistants to Amplitude through a hosted MCP endpoint. It lets assistants query charts, dashboards, experiments, and event data after the user signs in with OAuth. US and EU endpoints are available, with the US endpoint shown as the default example. Reach for it when an agent needs to retrieve or analyze data already held in Amplitude.

Use cases

Query Amplitude event data from an AI assistant
Inspect charts and dashboards conversationally
Look up experiment information through MCP
Connect an assistant to Amplitude with OAuth

Key features

Hosted Amplitude MCP endpoint
OAuth sign-in
Chart and dashboard queries
Experiment queries
Event-data queries
US and EU endpoints

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How Amplitude MCP Server works

What Amplitude MCP Server does

Amplitude MCP Server gives AI assistants access to information stored in Amplitude through the Model Context Protocol. Its supported data areas include Amplitude charts, dashboards, experiments, and event data.

The hosted service is intended for conversational or agent-driven queries against an existing Amplitude workspace. Rather than requiring a local deployment, it provides an MCP connection that an assistant can use after authentication.

How it works

An MCP-compatible AI assistant connects to Amplitude's hosted MCP service. OAuth handles sign-in, allowing the user to authorize access before the assistant queries Amplitude data.

The service offers regional endpoints for the United States and the European Union. Select the endpoint that matches the relevant Amplitude region or deployment context. The US endpoint is the documented example.

Once connected and authenticated, the assistant can work with the supported Amplitude resources: charts, dashboards, experiments, and event data. The connection is useful for asking an agent to retrieve information from those resources without manually switching between Amplitude views.

Setup and configuration

Use the Amplitude-hosted MCP endpoint rather than installing a local server. Configure the AI assistant with the appropriate regional endpoint, then complete the OAuth sign-in flow when prompted.

Choose the US or EU endpoint based on where the Amplitude service should be accessed. OAuth sign-in is part of the connection process, so users authenticate through Amplitude instead of supplying a server credential in the MCP configuration.

The setup is suited to AI assistants that support hosted MCP connections and OAuth authentication. After the connection is established, queries can target the Amplitude resources exposed by the service.

Tools and capabilities

Supported access includes:

Querying Amplitude charts
Querying Amplitude dashboards
Querying Amplitude experiments
Querying Amplitude event data
Connecting through OAuth authentication
Using US or EU hosted endpoints

These capabilities make the server relevant to analytics questions, experiment lookups, dashboard inspection, and event-data queries handled through an AI assistant.

Limitations and notes

Access is limited to the Amplitude resource types exposed by the service: charts, dashboards, experiments, and event data. A user must complete OAuth sign-in to connect an assistant. Regional endpoint selection matters because both US and EU endpoints are available.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Amplitude MCP Server

Amplitude MCP Server is an MCP server that connects AI assistants to Amplitude through a hosted endpoint. Its main capabilities are querying Amplitude charts, dashboards, experiments, and event data, with OAuth sign-in for access. US and EU endpoints are available for regional connections.

Use the hosted Amplitude MCP endpoint instead of installing a local server. Configure an MCP-compatible assistant with the appropriate US or EU endpoint, then complete the OAuth sign-in flow when prompted.

It can query Amplitude charts, dashboards, experiments, and event data. These resources can be accessed by an AI assistant after it connects to the hosted endpoint and the user completes OAuth sign-in.

Yes, Amplitude MCP Server provides both US and EU endpoints. Select the regional endpoint appropriate for the Amplitude environment you need to access, then authenticate through OAuth.

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