Rumble MCP server
Give Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client live public Rumble data. Add one URL, sign in, and ask in plain English: the assistant picks from 5 Rumble endpoints, quotes the price and fetches the data.
https://api.insightsocial.app/mcp
Ask about Rumble in plain English
“Find Rumble videos about "home workouts" and rank them by views.”
Rumble Search API · 10 credits“List the latest videos on this Rumble channel.”
Rumble Channel Videos API · 10 credits“Get the transcript of this Rumble video and summarise it: rumble.com/…”
Rumble Video Transcript API · 100 credits“What do commenters say under this Rumble video?”
Rumble Video Comments API · 10 credits
Connect it to your app
Pick the app you use for step-by-step setup.
Rumble endpoints the assistant can call
All 5, with their price in credits.
Rumble MCP: frequently asked questions
Yes. The hosted InsightSocial MCP server at https://api.insightsocial.app/mcp gives an AI assistant 5 Rumble endpoints, read-only and public data only, alongside the other 24 platforms. Claude and ChatGPT connect by signing in; Cursor and other clients send an API key.
Search, Channel Videos, Video, Video Transcript, Video Comments. Each has a published price, and the assistant can quote it before calling.
Searching, describing and pricing endpoints are free. Fetching data costs the endpoint's price in credits, and your first 10 calls priced at 100 credits or less are free. A call that errors or finds nothing costs 0. The free plan includes monthly credits, with no card needed.
The tool that fetches data is marked as one that spends, so MCP clients ask before running it. The assistant can also quote the exact price of a call first, for free.
Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, YouTube, Reddit, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky, Truth Social, Snapchat, Telegram, Twitch, Kick, Rumble, Kwai, Douyin, Xiaohongshu (RedNote), Quora, TikTok Shop, Weibo, Zhihu, Substack, Nextdoor: 303 endpoints for public profiles, posts, comments, followers, search, transcripts and ad libraries. Public data only; it never logs in as you on those platforms.
An app you connected by signing in gets its own key, listed under Connected apps on your API keys page: disconnect it there and it loses access straight away. A key you pasted into a config is revoked on the same page.
Other platforms
One MCP server covers all of them: 303 endpoints in total.