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PushEngage MCP - Send, segment, and measure push campaigns from your AI

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PushEngage MCP is the official Model Context Protocol server for PushEngage. Connect Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client to your account and run retention marketing in plain language: send web push campaigns, run A/B tests, build segments, and pull revenue analytics — 27 tools across 10 domains. Setup is one command (npx -y /mcp) with a secure browser sign-in. Works with every PushEngage plan, including the free tier. Built by Awesome Motive.

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 Nirvana from PushEngage here. Retention marketing usually means living in a dashboard tab. Today that changes: PushEngage MCP connects Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible agent straight to your PushEngage account. Ask your assistant to: • "Send a 20%-off push to my cart abandoners in their local timezone" • "A/B test two headlines for tomorrow's flash sale" • "Compare last month's campaign clicks week by week" …and it happens — with you approving each action. Under the hood: 27 tools across 10 domains — sends, A/B tests, recurring campaigns, segments, attributes, audience groups, analytics summaries and time series, plus your drip/RSS/triggered automations. Setup is one command: npx -y /mcp — a browser sign-in links your account securely, and your token never rides in a URL. Works with every PushEngage plan, including the free tier. Would love to hear what you'd automate first — and which tools you want next. Ask me anything!

I love it when powerful tools add MCPs and I can manage things from my agent with no context switching

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 Then you'll love using the PushEngage MCP. It's super easy to use.

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My favourite prompt so far: "is anything paused that shouldn't be?"

A dead drip campaign doesn't show up as a bad number - it shows up as nothing at all, which is the easiest thing in the world to miss. Now one prompt lists every drip, triggered campaign and workflow with entered/completed/failed counts, so a campaign that quietly stopped three weeks ago surfaces in the first answer instead of the fifth dashboard screen. Multiply by five client accounts and it stops being a nice-to-have.🚀