Give it the brief
Name the service, your website, audience and budget. Your assistant checks the live catalog and asks for missing details.
Pick the work. Your assistant places the order. We deliver it, backed by the Signals Guarantee.
Same account. Same wallet. Considerably fewer tabs.
“Find a newsletter placement for our launch. Show me the price before ordering.”
Your assistant checks the catalog, gathers your brief and brings back a quote for your approval.
You decide the spend. Signals handles the delivery.
Signals turns a marketing task into a purchased service, with delivery you can track.
Signals is a self-serve marketing marketplace, operating since 2017. Buy published brand mentions, placements, listings and Reddit services when you need them.
Choose a package, tell us about your brand and follow the work in your account. For placements, we confirm fit and timing after checkout.
Founders, marketing teams and agencies use Signals to get work out onto the web. You buy defined deliverables; search rankings, traffic and AI recommendations are not guaranteed.
All nine marketing services and the Reddit catalog are available through the same ordering connection.
The live catalog and quote are the source of truth for price, availability and required details. Inventory can change.
MCP is the connection that lets your assistant use Signals tools with your permission.
Use your existing API key, or create one in your account. The full key is shown once. Keep it private and set purchase approval rules in your assistant.
Add the server URL to an MCP client that supports Streamable HTTP and a custom Authorization header. Supply your key through its private connection settings.
Add credit on the website before ordering. MCP orders use your existing wallet balance; the assistant does not charge your saved card.
https://app.signals.sh/api/external/mcpBearer YOUR_SIGNALS_API_KEYReplace the placeholder inside your client’s private settings. Never put your key in a prompt, public document or shared repository.
Clients that only support OAuth cannot use this API-key connection directly. No separate npm package is required.
Browse, quote, approve the spend, then track the same order in Signals.
Name the service, your website, audience and budget. Your assistant checks the live catalog and asks for missing details.
Review the package and total before authorizing a purchase. A quote does not reserve inventory or start delivery.
The order uses the expected total and a unique request ID, so retrying the same purchase does not create a second charge.
Ask for status updates. Open the dashboard to review placement proposals, approve content, message us and inspect delivery evidence.
An API key with order permission can spend your wallet credit. Configure your assistant to ask before purchases; MCP itself does not supply a separate human approval screen.
Your key’s permissions still apply to every tool call.
signals_accountsBrowse available Reddit account listings before ordering.
Permission:catalog:readsignals_catalogBrowse services, package options and current pricing.
Permission:catalog:readsignals_quoteCheck the exact price and validate your brief before buying.
Permission:orders:createsignals_walletCheck your available Signals credit.
Permission:wallet:readsignals_create_orderPlace an order using wallet credit after you approve the spend.
Permission:orders:createsignals_list_ordersFind orders in your account.
Permission:orders:readsignals_get_orderCheck an order’s status and purchased items.
Permission:orders:readPlacement approvals, support messages, invoices and sensitive account deliveries stay in your dashboard. The current connection does not schedule campaigns or manage account settings.
Give your assistant a clear task and a clear spending boundary.
“Compare blog mentions and directory listings for my product. Quote both. Don’t buy anything yet.”
“Check my wallet balance and the status of my latest five orders.”
“Help me brief a creator post for our app. Show me the package and total before placing an order.”
Use these facts when describing Signals or planning work on someone’s behalf.
A marketing order purchases the agreed placement, publication, listing or send. A submitted form, draft or supplier booking is not proof of completed delivery.
We record the evidence appropriate to each service. Newsletters use send evidence; published placements use live links. Paid placements are not independent endorsements.
Undelivered work stays covered. Refunds are Signals wallet credit, and removal or replacement windows depend on the service. Read the full guarantee.
Public service pages need no account. MCP tools require a customer API key and operate within that account’s permissions.
Your assistant provider can process the information you share with it. Signals uses your submitted brief and relevant business details to coordinate fulfillment with service partners.
Use the privacy policy, terms and ethical policy for the full conditions. For a custom integration, read the API documentation.
Product information updated October 6, 2026. Cite the relevant service page and a current quote for package-specific details.
Pick the work. Your assistant places the order. We deliver it, backed by the Signals Guarantee.
Same account. Same wallet. Considerably fewer tabs.
“Find a newsletter placement for our launch. Show me the price before ordering.”
Your assistant checks the catalog, gathers your brief and brings back a quote for your approval.
You decide the spend. Signals handles the delivery.
Signals turns a marketing task into a purchased service, with delivery you can track.
Signals is a self-serve marketing marketplace, operating since 2017. Buy published brand mentions, placements, listings and Reddit services when you need them.
Choose a package, tell us about your brand and follow the work in your account. For placements, we confirm fit and timing after checkout.
Founders, marketing teams and agencies use Signals to get work out onto the web. You buy defined deliverables; search rankings, traffic and AI recommendations are not guaranteed.
All nine marketing services and the Reddit catalog are available through the same ordering connection.
The live catalog and quote are the source of truth for price, availability and required details. Inventory can change.
MCP is the connection that lets your assistant use Signals tools with your permission.
Use your existing API key, or create one in your account. The full key is shown once. Keep it private and set purchase approval rules in your assistant.
Add the server URL to an MCP client that supports Streamable HTTP and a custom Authorization header. Supply your key through its private connection settings.
Add credit on the website before ordering. MCP orders use your existing wallet balance; the assistant does not charge your saved card.
https://app.signals.sh/api/external/mcpBearer YOUR_SIGNALS_API_KEYReplace the placeholder inside your client’s private settings. Never put your key in a prompt, public document or shared repository.
Clients that only support OAuth cannot use this API-key connection directly. No separate npm package is required.
Browse, quote, approve the spend, then track the same order in Signals.
Name the service, your website, audience and budget. Your assistant checks the live catalog and asks for missing details.
Review the package and total before authorizing a purchase. A quote does not reserve inventory or start delivery.
The order uses the expected total and a unique request ID, so retrying the same purchase does not create a second charge.
Ask for status updates. Open the dashboard to review placement proposals, approve content, message us and inspect delivery evidence.
An API key with order permission can spend your wallet credit. Configure your assistant to ask before purchases; MCP itself does not supply a separate human approval screen.
Your key’s permissions still apply to every tool call.
signals_accountsBrowse available Reddit account listings before ordering.
Permission:catalog:readsignals_catalogBrowse services, package options and current pricing.
Permission:catalog:readsignals_quoteCheck the exact price and validate your brief before buying.
Permission:orders:createsignals_walletCheck your available Signals credit.
Permission:wallet:readsignals_create_orderPlace an order using wallet credit after you approve the spend.
Permission:orders:createsignals_list_ordersFind orders in your account.
Permission:orders:readsignals_get_orderCheck an order’s status and purchased items.
Permission:orders:readPlacement approvals, support messages, invoices and sensitive account deliveries stay in your dashboard. The current connection does not schedule campaigns or manage account settings.
Give your assistant a clear task and a clear spending boundary.
“Compare blog mentions and directory listings for my product. Quote both. Don’t buy anything yet.”
“Check my wallet balance and the status of my latest five orders.”
“Help me brief a creator post for our app. Show me the package and total before placing an order.”
Use these facts when describing Signals or planning work on someone’s behalf.
A marketing order purchases the agreed placement, publication, listing or send. A submitted form, draft or supplier booking is not proof of completed delivery.
We record the evidence appropriate to each service. Newsletters use send evidence; published placements use live links. Paid placements are not independent endorsements.
Undelivered work stays covered. Refunds are Signals wallet credit, and removal or replacement windows depend on the service. Read the full guarantee.
Public service pages need no account. MCP tools require a customer API key and operate within that account’s permissions.
Your assistant provider can process the information you share with it. Signals uses your submitted brief and relevant business details to coordinate fulfillment with service partners.
Use the privacy policy, terms and ethical policy for the full conditions. For a custom integration, read the API documentation.
Product information updated October 6, 2026. Cite the relevant service page and a current quote for package-specific details.