FridgeBase in Claude, ChatGPT and AI assistants
You can query the FridgeBase comparison of 465 fridges from an AI assistant instead of browsing the site. The assistant calls our tools, gets our data and the official data with its source, and sends you to the model's page on FridgeBase for the current price. No account and no key are needed: the tools only read.
Add the server to Claude or ChatGPT
The MCP server's address is https://fridgebase.com/mcp. In Claude, add it as a custom connector. In ChatGPT, add it as a connector. Once it is added, you ask your question in everyday words and the assistant calls the tools it needs.
The tools
search_models: find models by need in plain words and by filters.get_model: all the data of one model.compare_models: compare two to four models.list_filters: the filters and what they mean.list_guides: the buying guides.searchandfetch: the search ChatGPT uses, deep research included.
What the assistant gets, and what it does not
The assistant gets our data and the official data with its source. It never gets the Amazon price, title, image or rating. For those, it sends you to the model's page on FridgeBase, which shows them up to date.
Other ways to reach the same data
The same data goes through a REST API described at /openapi.json, which you can use for a custom GPT's actions. The full catalog is at /catalog.json and the site's summary for AI tools at /llms.txt.
Examples of requests
These requests use filters that already exist:
- Show me fridges that fit in a small kitchen.
- Which bottom-freezer fridges are most efficient for their size?
- Compare the quietest models I can find in a standard width.
- Find French-door fridges with a water dispenser.
- What are the best-rated models with at least a hundred customer reviews?
France
The same server also answers for France, with Amazon.fr and fridgebase.fr, in French. Every tool takes a market parameter: us or fr, us by default. Each market has its own catalog in its language, and each model's address leads to its market's site.
Questions about the data
Our data comes from Amazon, the U.S. Department of Energy and ENERGY STAR. The official figures come from the U.S. Department of Energy's Compliance Certification Database and ENERGY STAR. If something does not match, write to us through the contact page.
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