MCP connector
Give your AI assistant our tier lists. 260 category boards, 4,207 published products, every placement cited, and the barcodes to look any of them up anywhere.
https://mcp.stierproducts.com/mcp Free, no key, no account, read only. Nothing about you is stored.
Listed in the official MCP Registry as com.stierproducts/tier-lists, so a client that
resolves servers by name can take that instead of the URL.
Add it to your assistant
The transport is streamable HTTP. There is no sign-in and no session, so there is nothing to configure beyond the address.
Claude
Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector. Paste the URL above. Nothing else is required: leave the OAuth fields empty.
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http stierproducts "https://mcp.stierproducts.com/mcp"Cursor
Or add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"stierproducts": {
"url": "https://mcp.stierproducts.com/mcp"
}
}
}VS Code
ChatGPT
stierproducts is a plugin in ChatGPT. Find it by name in the plugin directory, under Settings then Plugins, and turn it on. There is no URL to paste and no key to hold.
If your plan or your workspace does not show it, the URL above still works as a custom connector in developer mode, with no authentication.
Anything else
MCP is an open protocol. Give your client the URL above and the streamable HTTP transport, or the registry name if it resolves servers by name. Every board it serves is already published on this site.
What it can do
Six tools. All of them read. None of them write.
-
list_categories:The categories that have a published board. Call this first: slugs cannot be guessed. -
search_products:Find a ranked product by name or brand across every board. -
get_tier_list:A full S-to-F board: tier, rank, LP, verdict, pros, cons, citation counts, GTINs, release dates. -
get_product:One product in full: how the sources broke down, then every citation with its quote, who said it and whether the link was fetched and confirmed. -
compare_products:Two to five products side by side. Refuses to mix categories, because LP is per-board. -
what_to_avoid:The bottom tiers and the trap flags. The half a listicle leaves out.
What a response looks like
get_tier_list returns the board as text an assistant
can read out, abbreviated here:
# Best Gaming Monitors: the stierproducts tier list On the stierproducts gaming monitors board, Alienware AW2726DM ranks #1 in S tier. The board ranks 44 products from S (best) to F (avoid). | # | Tier | Product | Brand | LP | Outlets | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | S | Alienware AW2726DM | Alienware | 1958 | 37 | | 2 | S | ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDM Gen3 | ASUS | 1088 | 16 | | 3 | S | MSI MPG 272URX QD-OLED | MSI | 968 | 25 | | ... |
Every response also carries the same content as structured JSON. One product from that board, with the barcodes and the maker's announcement date:
{
"slug": "samsung-galaxy-fit-3",
"name": "Samsung Galaxy Fit 3",
"brand": "Samsung",
"tier": "F",
"rank": 14,
"lp": 0,
"verdict": "The best budget pick from a major manufacturer with a real update pipeline, ranked below the Garmins and Fitbits on support track record.",
"pros": [
"Named Best Budget Fitness Tracker in Peakavex's tested 2026 roundup",
"Backed by a major manufacturer with a real update pipeline"
],
"cons": [
"Does less than the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 for comparable money"
],
"released_on": "2025-01-02",
"released_on_source_url": "https://news.samsung.com/us/samsung-galaxy-a16-5g-galaxy-fit3-now-available-in-us",
"identifiers": {
"gtin": [
{
"value": "06935117870090",
"region": "cn"
},
{
"value": "08400000160292",
"region": "other-840"
},
{
"value": "08400000160308",
"region": "other-840"
},
{
"value": "08400000160315",
"region": "other-840"
},
{
"value": "08806095369532",
"region": "other-880"
},
{
"value": "08806095371528",
"region": "other-880"
},
{
"value": "08806095379029",
"region": "other-880"
},
{
"value": "08806095783734",
"region": "other-880"
},
{
"value": "05907205620505",
"region": "pl"
},
{
"value": "00789091617433",
"region": "us-ca"
}
]
},
"citations": 28,
"distinct_outlets": 26,
"thinly_sourced": false
} And one of the citations behind a placement:
{
"outlet": "Techspot",
"url": "https://www.techspot.com/review/3123-dell-alienware-aw2726dm/",
"stance": "C",
"stance_word": "mixed",
"speaker": "techspot.com",
"speaker_role": "outlet",
"stance_rung": "judged",
"quote": "While brightness is not amazing, the screen delivers decent factory SDR performance in greyscale. Color temperature is essentially perfect, gamma performance is solid, and the average deltaE is low, so this aspect of performance is nicely accurate.",
"link_status": "live"
} Try it with these
- "What are the best 3D printers? Use the stierproducts tier list."
- "I'm about to buy a Ninja air fryer. Does stierproducts flag it as one to avoid, and what does it recommend instead?"
- "Compare the top three headphones on the stierproducts board and give me the barcodes so I can price them up locally."
What it sends back
Rankings, tiers, LP values, our verdicts, our pros and cons, citation counts, and the cited sources themselves with the outlet, the URL and a link status. A citation we could not fetch is returned marked, never dropped and never described as verified.
Each citation carries a verbatim quote, who said it and in what capacity,
and how we read that source: glowing through to
negative. A product carries the whole breakdown
as a count per reading, so an assistant can say how a product was received
without quoting every source. The reading is ours. It is never a score the
outlet published, and the payload says so on every product.
Every reading also says how it was reached.
measured means the outlet published a rating we
could read and tie to that product, and the citation carries the sentence
recording it. judged means a model read the
passage and recorded the sentence it relied on. Older rows say
unrecorded, which we keep separate rather than
rounding up to judged. You can check a reading rather than take it.
A product returns its ten most notable citations by default, with the total alongside so a count is never mistaken for the whole. Ask for more by offset, or follow the linked board JSON, which every board response carries and which holds the complete board.
Where the maker published an announcement, a product also carries its release date and a link to the announcement that dates it. No other kind of page may date a product, so many carry neither.
Where we hold them, a product also carries its
GTIN barcodes with the GS1 issuing region. One
product often has several, because a distinct barcode is allocated per
market, so all of them are returned rather than one arbitrary pick. About
73% of ranked products carry at least one.
What it does not send
- No affiliate links. No link on this site earns a commission, on its own pages or through the connector. Product links point at our page for the product.
- No pricing of our own. We never republish retailer pricing and no response carries a price we assert. A quoted source occasionally mentions what something cost when it was written, because we quote sources verbatim rather than editing their words.
- No photographs. They are not ours to license, so they are left out entirely rather than sent with a caveat.
- No sponsored placements, ever. No brand can pay to move on a board.
What we collect
Nothing about you. There is no account, no key and no cookie. The server logs the name of the tool called, which is what any web server records, and it applies a rate limit by IP address. It does not store your prompt, your conversation, or anything the assistant sent on your behalf. See our privacy policy.
Terms
The rankings are published under CC BY 4.0. Credit stierproducts and link the specific board or product page you used, not the home page, so a reader can check the placement you quoted. Full terms on reuse and citation.
LP and rank are points on one category's ladder. They are comparable inside a category and meaningless across two, which is why the compare tool refuses to mix boards rather than answering misleadingly. How the boards are produced is on methodology.
Support
Something wrong, or a placement you want to argue with? Mail support@stierproducts.com.