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The Keupera MCP server accepts two credential types on the same endpoint (https://mcp.keupera.com/mcp). Both act as you against your workspace.

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Sign in with Keupera (OAuth)

When your client connects, it sends you to Keupera to sign in and approve access:
1

Your client opens Keupera

The MCP client (Claude, Cursor, …) opens a browser to the Keupera sign-in.
2

Review the consent screen

You’ll see which app is requesting access, whether it’s verified, the domain you’ll be returned to, and what it can do. Approve only apps you started yourself.
3

You're connected

Keupera issues the client a token. The client stores it securely and refreshes it automatically — you won’t be asked again until you revoke it.
Third-party apps that aren’t on Keupera’s verified list show an “Unverified third-party app” notice on the consent screen. That’s normal for most clients — but never approve a request you didn’t initiate.
There’s nothing to configure on your side: no client IDs, no secrets. Your client handles registration and the PKCE flow automatically.

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API key

For non-interactive use, send your key as a bearer token:
Create and manage keys under Settings → API Keys in the dashboard.
Treat API keys like passwords. Never embed one in a browser or client-side app — keep it server-side. Revoke a leaked key from Settings → API Keys.

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What a connected app can do

A connected client acts with your account’s permissions and is subject to the same plan quotas (crawl_credits, ai_credits, …) as the dashboard. It can read your data and, unless restricted, create and update keywords, content, backlinks, and campaigns.
Depending on your workspace settings, OAuth-connected apps may be limited to reading and writing, with deleting and sending outreach email disabled. Personal API keys are never restricted. Ask your workspace owner if an action is blocked.

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Revoke access

  • OAuth apps: Account → Developer → Connected apps in the dashboard — click Revoke on any app. This invalidates its tokens immediately.
  • API keys: Settings → API Keys → revoke the key.
  • From the client: most clients also let you disconnect (e.g. Claude Code /mcp → Clear authentication, or remove the connector in claude.ai).