Breaker Launches Newsletter MCP, API and Bot Click Filter

Oct 5, 2026
Breaker launched an MCP server and API for AI assisted newsletter workflows, along with RealClick for filtering automated clicks from campaign reports.

Breaker announced in a press release the launch of a Model Context Protocol server, an API and RealClick for its newsletter platform. The tools support AI assisted campaign workflows and separate automated clicks from reader activity.

Compatible AI tools can draft campaigns, retrieve performance reports, create audience segments and access contact and engagement data through the MCP server and API. AI models and API keys cannot send campaigns or delete contacts, while drafts return to Breaker's editor for human review and approval.

RealClick automatically evaluates campaign clicks for signs of automated activity. Reports display total clicks alongside filtered RealClick data for content analysis, audience segmentation, testing and performance reporting.

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