Unfetch connects Google Ads, Analytics and Search Console to ChatGPT, Claude and more for AI reports and workflows. Free plan at $0, no card required.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Unfetch is an AI marketing reporting and automation product. It connects Google Ads, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Meta Ads and Google Merchant Center, and adds keyword research, public web search and page screenshots.
Instead of a separate dashboard, it works inside AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Cursor. Users ask about their marketing data in plain language, and Unfetch answers with specific recommendations based on their own account data.
Unfetch runs as an agent through Agent Plugins or Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. When a user asks a question, it plans the analysis, checks the relevant marketing sources and compares the evidence before writing a response.
Each lookup is shown as it happens. In one example on the site, a question about paid spend leads to comparisons of campaign spend, search-term performance and responsive search ads, followed by a recommendation to add negative keywords and shift budget.
The site lists solutions for Google Ads (audits, optimization, competitor analysis, negative keywords, wasted spend, search terms), SEO (keyword research, competitor analysis, content decay) and Google Analytics (traffic acquisition, landing pages, conversion funnels).
Workflows are prompts that run on a recurring schedule. They include a daily Google Ads account watchdog, a weekly performance summary, a budget pacing and constraint monitor, weekly organic search opportunities, automatic negative keywords and promotion of converting search terms.
Unfetch is an AI marketing reporting and automation product. It connects Google Ads, Google Analytics, Search Console and Meta Ads to AI clients such as ChatGPT and Claude so users can ask questions, build reports and schedule recurring work.
Unfetch has a Free plan at $0, described as free forever with no card. Autopilot monitoring and optimization is not included in Free, and the sources do not show a paid price.
Yes. The Free plan includes every reporting connector, full Agent Plugin and MCP access, and keyword research and web search. The site says most users stay on Free.
It connects to Google Ads, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Meta Ads and Google Merchant Center. It works from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Copilot, Cursor, Codex, OpenClaw, OpenCode and any client supporting Agent Plugins or MCP servers.
Workflows are prompts that run automatically on a recurring schedule. Examples include a daily Google Ads account watchdog, a weekly performance summary, a budget pacing monitor and automatic negative keywords.
The audit prompt checks conversion tracking and goals, unrelated keywords and search terms, and campaign budgets, bidding and delivery. It returns a ranked list of problems with the numbers behind each one.
The pricing page says Autopilot finds what to fix and prepares the changes, and the user approves them. Autopilot is not part of the Free plan.
The help page asks users to email support with a description of what they need. It advises not to include passwords, access tokens or other secrets.