Ads MCC Data Extractor

Description

Extracts metrics from Google Ads MCC and exports to Google Apps Script. Automate your Google Ads MCC reporting with a single click. Ads MCC Data Extractor is a lightweight, powerful workflow tool built specifically for Google Ads Account Managers, Media Buyers, and Agency Owners. Stop wasting hours manually copying and pasting performance data into your reporting spreadsheets. With one click, this extension instantly extracts visible tabular metrics from your Google Ads Manager Account (MCC) dashboard and sends them directly to your own Google Sheet, appending the data horizontally to build a seamless week-over-week performance timeline. Key Features: 1-Click Extraction: Instantly scrape Account Name, Spend, Conversions/MQLs, Cost per Conversion, and Conversion Value directly from the MCC dashboard grid. Automated Timeline Building: Sends data via a custom webhook to your Google Sheet, intelligently finding existing clients and appending new data into the next blank column. Custom Webhook Integration: You own your data pipeline. Paste your custom Google Apps Script Web App URL into the extension options to securely route your metrics exactly where you want them. Smart DOM Parsing: Bypasses Google's complex virtualized grids and sticky columns to extract exactly what you see on the screen, automatically ignoring bottom-row totals. Pricing: Try it completely risk-free with a 14-Day Free Trial. After the trial, Pro access is $20/month for unlimited extractions. What's new in v1.1 • Fixed: the 14-day free trial now starts when you install, as intended. • Smoother subscriptions: the extension unlocks right after payment. • New "Already subscribed? Log in" link to restore your subscription on a new computer or after reinstalling. • Clearer status messages, plus a Retry button if your connection drops. • Removed an unused permission. Privacy & Security: Your data belongs to you. This extension does not intercept, store, or route your client metrics through our servers. All extraction happens locally in your browser, and the payload is sent directly via POST request to the Google Apps Script webhook URL you specify in the options page.

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