Real UK electronics prices and stock, inside Claude or ChatGPT
Ask who has it in stock and for how much. Real prices from UK retailers, updated twice a day, with a direct buy link. Free.
Ask in ChatGPT, get a real UK price and a buy link
Prices from
Products tracked
Updated twice a day1,200+
Laptops
2,000+
Monitors
540+
TVs
1,000+
Headphones
440+
Phones
270+
Tablets
Why ask with TrustRails?
Tried shopping with AI yet? You've probably noticed it's not quite there yet.
That's because the data isn't great. ChatGPT and Claude don't know today's prices or what's in stock. When you ask, they search the web like you would, and often find review articles, shop category pages, old prices and non-UK shops. So they guess, or tell you to go and check each shop yourself.
TrustRails fixes that. It gives your AI real prices and stock straight from UK shops, plus delivery info where the shop provides it, so it can actually answer.
Curious how AI assistants find products today? Read more →
Get started
Use whichever assistant you already have.
Claude: add the connector
LiveWorks in Claude on the web and in the Claude desktop app.
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In Claude, go to Customize, then Connectors.
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Select Add custom connector.
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Paste in the URL below and click Add.
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Start a conversation, turn the connector on with the + button, and ask away.
https://trustrails.app/api/mcpCustom connectors are available on Free, Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans. Free accounts can add one connector at a time.
Under the hood, TrustRails is an MCP server and API, the standard way AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT plug into live data. What's an MCP server? →
Things to ask
A few ideas to try once you're set up. Copy one straight into Claude or ChatGPT.
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