Ask your AI.
Find a PPC tool.
Working on client reporting, a shopping feed or another account check? Connect the directory once, then ask your assistant to find tools that could help.
All PPC Tools gives your assistant published descriptions, use cases and links. Your assistant uses those facts to explain which tools might fit. Access is free. There’s no directory account, API key or email requirement.
Connect Claude
In Claude, open Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector. Name it All PPC Tools and paste this server URL. Your plan or workspace settings may affect access to custom connectors.
https://allppctools.com/mcpAdd the connector and enable it for your conversation. No authentication details are needed. Claude’s setup instructions ↗
Connect Codex
In the terminal for your Codex host, run:
codex mcp add allppctools --url https://allppctools.com/mcpThen start a new session. You can also add the following to your Codex config.toml:
[mcp_servers.allppctools]
url = "https://allppctools.com/mcp"Give it a real task
“Search All PPC Tools for tools that automate client reporting. Find a few candidates and explain what I should check before trying them.”
You can also ask for free keyword research tools, feed management software or Google Ads scripts. The assistant can search and open tool details. Features and pricing can change, so check the vendor before signing up.
What gets recorded?
We record the short search terms your assistant sends, category and pricing filters, the date, how often the search runs, and which tools are returned or opened. This helps us find gaps in the directory. Search terms stay in private admin reports for 90 days. Tool usage totals are kept longer.
Ask your assistant to send task keywords, without client names, email addresses, credentials or private conversation details. We remove common email, URL, number and credential patterns before storing search terms, but that cannot catch every kind of private information. The MCP search records don’t store your account identity or raw IP address. Temporary network hashes help limit repeat counts; server logs may contain technical request information. Privacy details.
What does “AI search appearances” mean?
A tool gets an appearance when our search returns it to an assistant. Repeats for the same tool, query and network are counted once per 30 minutes. Counts refresh about once a minute. These are search appearances, not clicks, unique people or confirmed recommendations. They include any compatible MCP client, not just Claude and Codex.
Requests have rate and capacity limits to keep the directory available. If your assistant gets a busy response, it should wait for the retry time before trying again.