Design paywalls visually, run A/B experiments with configurable traffic splits, and track conversions in real time. Built for indie developers.
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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · www.experiwall.com
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MCP connect URL: https://www.experiwall.com/api/mcp
Skill page: https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/experiwall-mcp-54c86fd23e
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High-level project summary: total users, exposures, conversions, conversion rate, and revenue.
Get project overview — High-level project summary: total users, exposures, conversions, conversion rate, and revenue.
Get metrics over time — Daily exposures, conversions, and revenue over time.
Get revenue breakdown — Revenue breakdown: total revenue and daily data from purchases, renewals, and trial starts.
List app users — List app users tracked by the SDK. Returns id, alias_id, subscription_status, created_at. Supports pagination.
Get user growth — Daily new-user counts over time. Returns gap-filled array of { date, new_users }.
Get project details — Get project details: id, name, slug, platform, bundle_id, created_at. Determined by the API key. Call this to tell the user which Experiwall workspace you are operating on.
Update project settings — Update project name, platform, or bundle_id. Only provided fields are changed.
Create organization — Create a new organization, bootstrapped with a first project and a fresh secret API key. The new org is owned by the same user who owns the org your current key belongs to. The returned secret_key is scoped to the NEW project , save it and use it to manage that project (your current key only reaches the original project). Each org has its own billing and free tier.
List API keys — List all API keys for this project. Shows id, key_type, key_prefix, created_at, last_used_at, revoked_at. Full key never returned.
Create API key — Create a new API key. Raw key returned ONCE , save immediately. 'public' (ew_pub_*) for SDK, 'secret' (ew_sec_*) for Management API / MCP.
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Design paywalls visually, run A/B experiments with configurable traffic splits, and track conversions in real time. Built for indie developers.
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Revoke API key — Revoke an API key. Cannot revoke the key currently used for this connection.
List paywalls — List all paywalls (screens) in the project. Returns id, name, published status, and timestamps.
Get paywall — Get a paywall by id, including its full ComponentNode config and published_config trees.
Create paywall — Create a new blank paywall (screen) with the given name.
Rename paywall — Rename a paywall. To edit the visual layout, use experiwall_update_paywall_config.
Replace paywall layout — Replace the full visual layout (draft config) of a paywall. The config is a ScreenConfig envelope: { version: 1, tree, products?, theme?, variables?, settings?, ... } where `tree` is a ComponentNode (root must be a stack). WORKFLOW: always call experiwall_get_paywall first, modify the returned `config` in place, and pass it back here. Preserve every node `id` you received , ids are referenced by variant overrides, so inventing new ones orphans them. This writes the DRAFT only; the hosted page an
Publish paywall — Publish a paywall: copies the current draft config to the live (published) version served by the hosted page and SDK. Run this after experiwall_update_paywall_config for changes to take effect.
Delete paywall — Permanently delete a paywall. This cannot be undone.
List funnels — List all Web2App funnels in the project. Returns id, name, published status, current version, and step count.
Get funnel — Get a funnel by id, including its full steps array and current version number.
List funnel versions — List a funnel's versions: the live one plus archived snapshots created by experiwall_create_funnel_version. Analytics are collected per version.
Create funnel version — Create a new funnel version: archives the current steps as an immutable snapshot and bumps the version number. Sessions and metrics collected so far stay attributed to the old version, so you can add/remove/update steps afterwards without contaminating existing data. The steps themselves are unchanged; edit them in the dashboard after bumping.
Get billing and usage — Get plan, billing period, subscription status, and usage limits (paywalls, MAU, events).
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