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Use Sipra in your AI assistant

For ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and any app that connects to MCP servers

Add the Sipra connector once and your assistant can look up our treatments, current prices and the states we serve, straight from Sipra. When you are ready, it gives you a link to start on sipra.com.

Connector address

https://www.sipra.com/api/mcp

No sign in, no account, no key. Free to use.

Add Sipra to your assistant

Pick the assistant you use. The steps below change to match it.

Set up Sipra in ChatGPT

  1. 1Open Settings, then Apps and Connectors (Apps on some accounts).
  2. 2Under Advanced, turn on Developer mode, then choose Create.
  3. 3Name it Sipra, paste https://www.sipra.com/api/mcp, and set authentication to No authentication.
  4. 4In a new chat, pick Sipra from the + menu (under More or Developer mode).

Developer mode depends on your ChatGPT plan. Work accounts need an admin to allow it.

Meta AI, Perplexity and other assistants that do not take custom connectors can still read the facts we publish for them at sipra.com/llms.txt. Ask them about Sipra.

What it can look up

  • Treatments and priceslist_treatments

    Every treatment you can start today, with its lowest monthly price.

  • One treatment's plansget_treatment

    Each plan's length, its monthly price, what is billed each time, and when your card is charged.

  • Your start linkget_start_link

    The sipra.com link that opens the intake for that treatment.

  • How it workshow_it_works

    Who decides on a prescription, when you pay, what membership includes, and which treatments need a video visit.

  • Where we servestates_served

    The states we treat in, and where lab testing is not offered.

  • Search our librarysearch_library

    Finds our articles, answers and calculators on any health topic you ask about.

  • Read an articleget_article

    One article in full, with its sources, its FAQ and who reviewed it.

  • Read an answerget_answer

    The short answer to one question, the explanation, and the sources behind it.

  • Our calculatorslist_calculators

    BMI, calories, ideal weight, body fat, water, A1c, biological age, sleep, and GLP-1 cost.

  • Run a calculatorrun_calculator

    The same result the calculator page gives, from the numbers you share. Nothing is stored.

  • What our labs testlist_lab_tests

    Every marker in our lab panels, grouped by body system, and which panel includes it.

  • One lab markerget_biomarker

    What a marker measures and why it matters. It does not read your own result.

Try asking

  • What does Sipra charge for semaglutide?
  • Does Sipra treat people in Texas?
  • How does ordering with Sipra work, and when is my card charged?
  • Give me the link to start with Sipra for hair loss.

What it never does

  • It never asks for your name, your intake answers or your card. A calculator uses only the numbers you choose to share, and keeps none of them.
  • It cannot order, book or prescribe. You start on sipra.com, and a licensed physician decides on any prescription.
  • For prescription treatment, your card is saved at checkout and charged only after a licensed physician prescribes. If you are not prescribed, you are not charged. Lab tests are paid at checkout.
  • If you pay for medication with Afterpay, Afterpay takes its first payment at checkout and refunds it in full if you are not prescribed.

For developers

Endpoint
POST https://www.sipra.com/api/mcp
Transport
Streamable HTTP, stateless, JSON responses
Authentication
None
Protocol versions
2025-11-25, 2025-06-18, 2025-03-26, 2024-11-05
Tools
12, all read only
Facts as JSON
GET https://www.sipra.com/api/agent-facts
npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector --cli https://www.sipra.com/api/mcp --method tools/list
See how Sipra works

Sipra holds LegitScript Healthcare Merchant Certification (certification 50053943). Prices can change; the connector reads the current price list. Treatment decisions are made by a licensed physician after a medical intake. This page is general information, not medical advice.