PricePup MCP Server

1. Run the following code in your terminal

Copy the command below and run it once. This adds PricePup for all your Claude Code projects.

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user pricepup https://pricepup.io/api/mcp

2. Authenticate

In Claude Code, enter /mcp, choose PricePup, then complete the secure browser sign-in.

3. Test

Try one of these prompts in Claude to check the PricePup connection and its core tools:

• “Use pricepup_get_catalog and tell me which retailers and grocery categories are available.”
• “Use pricepup_get_catalog to find a similar-product group, then show me its current approved products and retailer prices with pricepup_get_comparison_group.”
• “Use pricepup_find_products to find the five cheapest pasta products and show me the current retailer prices.”
• “Find five grocery multi-buy offers with the largest savings and explain each threshold.”
• “Search for coffee sold by at least two retailers, then compare the current prices.”
• “Find a coffee product, then show me its price history for the last 30 days.”
• “Compare a basket of three products and show totals, savings and unavailable items by retailer.”

Your AI client will tell you whether PricePup responded successfully or the connection needs attention.

1. Run the following code in your terminal

Copy and run the commands below in order to add PricePup and begin sign-in.

codex mcp add pricepup --url https://pricepup.io/api/mcp --oauth-resource https://pricepup.io/api/mcp
codex mcp login pricepup --scopes openid,email,profile

2. Authenticate

Approve the PricePup connection in the browser window opened by Codex, then return to your terminal.

3. Test

Try one of these prompts in Codex to check the PricePup connection and its core tools:

• “Use pricepup_get_catalog and tell me which retailers and grocery categories are available.”
• “Use pricepup_get_catalog to find a similar-product group, then show me its current approved products and retailer prices with pricepup_get_comparison_group.”
• “Use pricepup_find_products to find the five cheapest pasta products and show me the current retailer prices.”
• “Find five grocery multi-buy offers with the largest savings and explain each threshold.”
• “Search for coffee sold by at least two retailers, then compare the current prices.”
• “Find a coffee product, then show me its price history for the last 30 days.”
• “Compare a basket of three products and show totals, savings and unavailable items by retailer.”

Your AI client will tell you whether PricePup responded successfully or the connection needs attention.

1. Add the following MCP configuration

Paste this into ~/.gemini/config/mcp_config.json for all workspaces, or .agents/mcp_config.json for one workspace.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "pricepup": {
      "serverUrl": "https://pricepup.io/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

2. Authenticate

Open Agent Settings → Customizations, choose PricePup, then Authenticate and approve access in your browser.

3. Test

Try one of these prompts in Antigravity to check the PricePup connection and its core tools:

• “Use pricepup_get_catalog and tell me which retailers and grocery categories are available.”
• “Use pricepup_get_catalog to find a similar-product group, then show me its current approved products and retailer prices with pricepup_get_comparison_group.”
• “Use pricepup_find_products to find the five cheapest pasta products and show me the current retailer prices.”
• “Find five grocery multi-buy offers with the largest savings and explain each threshold.”
• “Search for coffee sold by at least two retailers, then compare the current prices.”
• “Find a coffee product, then show me its price history for the last 30 days.”
• “Compare a basket of three products and show totals, savings and unavailable items by retailer.”

Your AI client will tell you whether PricePup responded successfully or the connection needs attention.

1. Add the following MCP configuration

Paste this into ~/.cursor/mcp.json for every project, or .cursor/mcp.json for one project.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "pricepup": {
      "url": "https://pricepup.io/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

2. Authenticate

Open Cursor Settings → Tools & MCP, reload PricePup, then choose Needs authentication and approve access.

3. Test

Try one of these prompts in Cursor to check the PricePup connection and its core tools:

• “Use pricepup_get_catalog and tell me which retailers and grocery categories are available.”
• “Use pricepup_get_catalog to find a similar-product group, then show me its current approved products and retailer prices with pricepup_get_comparison_group.”
• “Use pricepup_find_products to find the five cheapest pasta products and show me the current retailer prices.”
• “Find five grocery multi-buy offers with the largest savings and explain each threshold.”
• “Search for coffee sold by at least two retailers, then compare the current prices.”
• “Find a coffee product, then show me its price history for the last 30 days.”
• “Compare a basket of three products and show totals, savings and unavailable items by retailer.”

Your AI client will tell you whether PricePup responded successfully or the connection needs attention.