Convertics for Cursor

Your analytics, inside Cursor

Ship a change, then ask how it’s doing, without leaving your editor. Cursor reads your live traffic, conversions and extension data through the Convertics MCP.

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acme

TSXpricing.tsxplans.ts

1export function Pricing() { 
return ( 
<section id="plans">
<PlanCard tier="pro" featured />
<PlanCard tier="free" />
<PlanCard tier="scale" />
</section>
) 
9} 
10

Agent

Did moving Pro first on the pricing page help conversions? @pricing.tsx

Called MCP toolget_conversion

Called MCP toolget_top_pages

Yes. Since Tuesday's deploy, /pricing converts at 4.8%, up from 3.1%, and Pro is now 61% of upgrades. I'd keep the new order and test a shorter Free card next.

Plan, search, build anything

∞ Agent Auto

Setup

Add Convertics to Cursor

Add the server to ~/.cursor/mcp.json. Your public and secret keys are in the Convertics dashboard under Access.

~/.cursor/mcp.json

# Cursor → Agent (⌘I) → paste:

Set up Convertics analytics in this project.

Follow: https://convertics.ai/setup.md

→ browser opened: sign in, pick a project, paste back your keys

✓ tracking installed  ✓ MCP added to ~/.cursor/mcp.json

Use cases

Analytics as part of shipping

Check a deploy

“Did the new onboarding change signups?” Ask right after you merge.

Pick what to fix

“Which page loses the most visitors before pricing?” Then open that file.

Write with real numbers

“Draft a release note with this week’s numbers.” Cursor pulls them from Convertics.

Questions

Convertics for Cursor FAQ

Which Cursor plans support MCP?

MCP servers are available in Cursor’s agent mode.

Can Cursor change my analytics?

No. The Convertics tools are read-only.

Does it work with other editors?

Yes. Any editor or agent that supports remote MCP servers, including Claude Code and VS Code, can use the same URL.

Ask your editor how the release went.

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