Veritaset

Veritaset gives your AI a verified reference set of consumer mobile phone plans in 32 European markets and the US (preview), plus home internet offers in seven markets (preview): price, data, minutes, contract length, promotions and how mobile data works while travelling, each with the operator's own source page and the date it was checked.

Ask for the cheapest plan that fits your usage, check whether your current plan is too expensive, or see what you would save per year. Rankings follow a public, versioned method (veritaset.com/method); no operator pays for placement, and there are no affiliate links.

What you can ask

Finds your current plan and your real usage (from your email and your operator's website, with your permission), then checks Veritaset for a cheaper plan that fits. Only numbers are sent to Veritaset.
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://veritaset.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Veritaset holds verified, dated facts on consumer mobile plans in 34 markets (Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, France, Iceland, Hungary, Finland, Slovenia, Ireland, Slovakia, Estonia, Latvia, Croatia, Greece, Malta, Liechtenstein, Portugal, Lithuania, Romania, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czechia, Norway, Sweden, Austria, Poland, Italy, Denmark, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Spain, Germany, United States, Canada): price, data, minutes, contract, promotions and roaming allowance (EU, or Canada and Mexico for US plans, the US and Mexico for Canadian plans), each with its source and check date. Home internet offers in 34 markets (Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Romania, Slovenia, Malta, Cyprus, Estonia, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Latvia, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Iceland, Liechtenstein, United States, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Ireland, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Sweden, Canada): price, promotions, speed, technology, contract and fees; availability depends on the address. Household electricity and gas tariffs in Belgium, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Spain: unit rates, fixed fees, supplier charges, contract type and region, compared on one stated basis per market (network charges and taxes named, not computed). Where an operator's website refuses automated reading or a page cannot be read automatically, a person collected the prices from the operator's own website in a normal browser; such records have provenance.source_type "manual" and results carry collected_by_hand. Each market carries its measured accuracy: the share of facts found correct in a random audit sample (re-read from the operator's own page by script, checked field by field by an independent model run of the same model family as the original reads; disputed fields count as wrong until reviewed against a quote, and the sentence says when figures are before that review), with a 95% interval; data_status gives it in one sentence, as numbers, or says it is not measured yet. Rankings follow a public method; no operator pays for placement. Prices are in each market's own currency. Each mobile result has url, the offer's page through veritaset.com/go/ (which counts clicks anonymously, no identifiers), link_markdown with the plan name, and provenance.source_url, the operator page the price was read on, with its check date. If someone asks whether they're overpaying, or to check or compare their current mobile plan: don't ask them to recall their price or usage from memory, fetch it yourself first, in this order, narrating each step in one line and skipping what you can't do. (1) If you can search the person's email, look for their operator's recent invoice or contract (operator, plan name, price, lines, contract end, whether it's bundled with home internet); otherwise ask for these in one question. (2) Call with the operator and country: it gives the portal page to open (the person logs in themselves, you only read and download, never order or change anything) and how many months of usage it holds. (3) If you have a browser available, open the recipe's entry_url and follow its steps to read or download the usage; otherwise give the person the link and steps in two lines and wait for what they bring back. (4) Call with usage_daily or usage_months and the current plan, sending only the numbers, never the bill, the file or the person's name. Ask the person directly only for whatever these steps can't reach themselves.

Tools

Reads data8

Changes data1

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://veritaset.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Veritaset holds verified, dated facts on consumer mobile plans in 34 markets (Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, France, Iceland, Hungary, Finland, Slovenia, Ireland, Slovakia, Estonia, Latvia, Croatia, Greece, Malta, Liechtenstein, Portugal, Lithuania, Romania, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czechia, Norway, Sweden, Austria, Poland, Italy, Denmark, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Spain, Germany, United States, Canada): price, data, minutes, contract, promotions and roaming allowance (EU, or Canada and Mexico for US plans, the US and Mexico for Canadian plans), each with its source and check date. Home internet offers in 34 markets (Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Romania, Slovenia, Malta, Cyprus, Estonia, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Latvia, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Iceland, Liechtenstein, United States, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Ireland, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Sweden, Canada): price, promotions, speed, technology, contract and fees; availability depends on the address. Household electricity and gas tariffs in Belgium, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Spain: unit rates, fixed fees, supplier charges, contract type and region, compared on one stated basis per market (network charges and taxes named, not computed). Where an operator's website refuses automated reading or a page cannot be read automatically, a person collected the prices from the operator's own website in a normal browser; such records have provenance.source_type "manual" and results carry collected_by_hand. Each market carries its measured accuracy: the share of facts found correct in a random audit sample (re-read from the operator's own page by script, checked field by field by an independent model run of the same model family as the original reads; disputed fields count as wrong until reviewed against a quote, and the sentence says when figures are before that review), with a 95% interval; data_status gives it in one sentence, as numbers, or says it is not measured yet. Rankings follow a public method; no operator pays for placement. Prices are in each market's own currency. Each mobile result has url, the offer's page through veritaset.com/go/ (which counts clicks anonymously, no identifiers), link_markdown with the plan name, and provenance.source_url, the operator page the price was read on, with its check date. If someone asks whether they're overpaying, or to check or compare their current mobile plan: don't ask them to recall their price or usage from memory, fetch it yourself first, in this order, narrating each step in one line and skipping what you can't do. (1) If you can search the person's email, look for their operator's recent invoice or contract (operator, plan name, price, lines, contract end, whether it's bundled with home internet); otherwise ask for these in one question. (2) Call with the operator and country: it gives the portal page to open (the person logs in themselves, you only read and download, never order or change anything) and how many months of usage it holds. (3) If you have a browser available, open the recipe's entry_url and follow its steps to read or download the usage; otherwise give the person the link and steps in two lines and wait for what they bring back. (4) Call with usage_daily or usage_months and the current plan, sending only the numbers, never the bill, the file or the person's name. Ask the person directly only for whatever these steps can't reach themselves.