Coupler.io Launches ChatGPT Ads and StackAdapt Connectors for Unified Ad Reporting and AI Analytics

Oct 29, 2026

Coupler.io now lets marketing teams and agencies track ChatGPT Ads and StackAdapt alongside Google, Meta, and other ad platforms, with data flowing into the same reports and AI tools automatically.

Pasadena, California, United States, October 29, 2026 -- Coupler.io, a reporting automation platform, has expanded its list of data connectors with ChatGPT Ads and StackAdapt, two fast-growing ad platforms. Now, users can blend both with Google Ads, Meta, TikTok and Microsoft Ads in one data flow, then send the results to Data Studio, Power BI, Google Sheets, BigQuery, or Claude and other AI tools.

“Marketers rarely judge a channel on its own; they compare it with everything else they run,” said Olexander Paladiy, Product Director at Coupler.io. “ChatGPT Ads has no benchmarks yet, and StackAdapt data usually sits in a silo, away from other channels. Now both land in the same report as every other channel, from the first day.”

ChatGPT Ads, OpenAI's advertising platform, places ads inside ChatGPT's answers. Self-serve access opened to US advertisers this year, but as a brand-new channel, it has no reporting habits or benchmarks yet. Ads Manager shows only ChatGPT Ads, so judging a test budget means exporting numbers and comparing them with other channels by hand.

Coupler.io ChatGPT Ads connector pulls detailed reports, from account totals down to individual ads with their copy, plus a country split and campaign conversions where the advertiser has set up tracking. CPC, CTR, CPM, and spend arrive in the same columns as other ad platforms.

With StackAdapt, a programmatic DSP for native, display, video, connected TV, and audio, the problem is different. Agencies usually run a separate StackAdapt account for each client, and while social and search data refresh automatically, programmatic numbers are often exported and pasted into client reports by hand.

The StackAdapt connector covers reports that follow the platform’s structure: advertiser, campaign group, campaign, and ad performance, plus geo reporting down to DMA and ZIP code. Agencies can pull several advertisers in one source and combine them with search and social data in one paid media table.

“Agencies want one data tool for the whole media plan, and even one missing platform means extra tools or manual work,” added Paladiy. “Now StackAdapt data updates automatically alongside every other channel, so no one has to add it by hand before a client call.”

Both sources also work with Coupler.io MCP. Teams can ask Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot whether a channel is earning its budget, while Coupler.io’s Analytical Engine computes metrics such as blended cost per conversion.

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