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Ryze works inside ChatGPT. Once connected, you can ask ChatGPT about your Google Ads and Meta data in plain language — no dashboards, no exports.
You’ll need a ChatGPT plan that supports apps and connectors (Plus, Pro, or Business), and Developer mode turned on — the steps below cover it.

Your connector URL

You’ll need this when adding Ryze to ChatGPT:

Add Ryze as a connector

1

Open Settings → Apps

In ChatGPT, open Settings, then click the Apps tab on the left.
Open the Apps tab in ChatGPT settings
2

Open Advanced settings

On the Apps page, find Advanced settings.
The Apps page with Advanced settings
3

Turn on Developer mode

Enable Developer mode. This is what lets you add a custom connector.
Enable Developer mode
4

Create an app

Click Create app at the top.
Click Create app
5

Fill in the details

  • Name — enter Ryze AI
  • MCP server URL — enter https://connector.get-ryze.ai/mcp (keep Server URL selected, not Tunnel)
  • Authentication — choose OAuth
  • Tick I understand and want to continue, then click Create
The New App form filled in
6

Sign in with Ryze AI

ChatGPT opens a Ryze authorization page. Click Sign in with Ryze AI.
Sign in with Ryze AI
7

Pick a workspace and allow

Choose the workspace you want ChatGPT to read from, then click Allow to connect.
8

Done

You’ll see a green Ryze AI is installed toast. The app page lists the connection details and the tools ChatGPT can call — Google Ads, Meta Ads, GA4, Search Console, and more.
Ryze AI installed in ChatGPT

Try it

Start a new chat in ChatGPT and ask for what you want:
Pull the last 7 days of Google Ads spend and break it down by campaign.
ChatGPT uses Ryze tools to answer.
Always start a new chat after connecting or reconnecting. Existing chats won’t pick up the connection.

Next steps

Permissions & Approvals

Control which actions the assistant can take on your accounts.

Connect Your Platforms

Link Google, Meta, Analytics and more.
Having trouble connecting? See the FAQ or email support@get-ryze.ai.