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Social Perks

io.github.benzatkulak-collab/socialperks
Agent-native marketing platform: create campaigns, submit proofs, review submissions.
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10
tools exposed
726ms
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schema fingerprint

Tools (10)

getPricing
Get the market-rate pricing for a marketing action. Returns USD value and recommended perk type/value.
listActions
List the 107 marketing actions available on Social Perks. Filterable by platform, type, and effort.
getBenchmarks
Get industry benchmarks (engagement rate, conversion rate, etc.).
listCampaigns
List campaigns. Requires auth — returns the caller's campaigns.
searchInfluencers
Search influencers by platform and follower count.
createCampaign
Create and launch a new campaign for the calling business. Returns the campaign id, name, and dashboard URL. The campaign goes live immediately — no separate publish step.
submitProof
Submit proof of completion for a campaign action — a public URL to a post, a screenshot, a video, or platform-verified data. The submission enters a review queue (or auto-approves depending on the campaign's verification mode).
reviewSubmission
Approve or reject a submission. Approving releases the perk; rejecting requires a reason. Use this when the business chooses manual review over auto-verification.
listSubmissions
List submissions for a business or campaign, filterable by state (pending/approved/rejected). Returns paginated results.
getCampaignStats
Get summary stats for a single campaign — total submissions, approved count, conversion rate, perks issued, and time-to-first-submission. Useful for an agent reporting back to its user.

Endpoint

https://socialperks.app/api/mcp
Category: Other · Last checked: 2026-07-30T13:50:59Z

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