Ask Claude about your traffic and revenue

Questions Claude can answer, and how

Claude doesn't guess from screenshots. It calls DataBull's tools, gets the numbers as data, and explains them. Each question below maps to the tool Claude reaches for.

You ask	Claude uses	What comes back
"Which referrer made me the most money this month?"	get_breakdown	Referrers ranked by revenue, with visitors, sales and conversion for each.
"Compare this week with last week. What changed?"	compare_periods	Visitors, revenue and conversion against the week before, and the sources that gained or lost the most.
"Show my last 10 sales and where each buyer came from."	list_sales	Each sale with amount, product and the channel, referrer and campaign it is credited to.
"Walk me through my latest customer's journey."	get_visitor	Every visit, source and page in order, up to the payment.
"Which channel brings customers who keep paying?"	get_customer_value	Lifetime value by the source that first brought each customer, renewals included.
"How long do people take to buy?"	get_purchase_paths	Median days and visits before the first purchase, and the pages seen before paying.
"When should I post?"	get_peak_hours	When visitors come and when buyers pay, by weekday and hour in your time zone.
"Which pages do buyers actually read?"	get_engagement	Reading time and scroll depth per page, buyers against everyone else.

There are 14 tools in all, every one read-only. The MCP server page lists them.

What an answer looks like

An example on sample data (not a real site), for "which post made me money this month?":

Claude can follow up on its own: open the buyer journeys behind the top referrer, or compare the same week a month ago. It never sees more than the key allows.

Set it up in about a minute

1. Run one command

   npx databull@latest mcp

   On the computer you installed DataBull from, it creates a read-only key, checks the connection, and offers to add DataBull to Claude Code for all your projects.

2. Open Claude Code

   Run /mcp and you should see databull connected. Details in the Claude Code guide.

3. Ask

   Start with "list my sites", then ask about any of them by domain.

On DataBull Hosted, or from another computer, create a key in your dashboard under Settings → API keys & AI agents. It shows the same command and config, filled in.

Claude Code, Claude Desktop and claude.ai

Claude Code is the tested path: one command, header authentication, works on every plan.

Claude Desktop and claude.ai add remote servers as custom connectors. DataBull keys are a fixed bearer token, not an OAuth sign-in, so a connector needs the Request headers option, which Anthropic lists as a beta for a limited set of organizations. If your Add custom connector dialog shows it: enter your /mcp URL, choose No sign-in, and add an authorization header with the value Bearer dbk_…. If the dialog has no Request headers section, claude.ai can't connect to DataBull yet; use Claude Code, or another client such as Cursor.

Safe by default

• Read-only. No tool can change a setting, a site or a sale.
• Names and emails stay hidden unless you create a key with Include customer names and emails.
• Revocable. Keys are stored only as a hash. Revoke one under Settings → API keys, and that agent loses access at once.
• Direct. Claude talks to your own DataBull: on your Cloudflare account when self-hosted, or your own dashboard on ours with Hosted.