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Ask your AI assistant about European electricity pricing

The tounify MCP server lets an AI assistant answer questions about European electricity pricing and about integrating the tounify API — how a market builds its price, which parameters a request needs, how to read a response — from our reviewed market write-ups and live coverage figures instead of from its training data.

endpoint
https://mcp.tounify.io

Connect in a minute

Pick your client, then sign in with your tounify account when it asks. No account yet? Create one for free.

  1. In Claude on the web or the desktop app, open Settings → Connectors.
  2. Choose "Add custom connector", name it tounify and paste the URL below.
  3. Connect, then sign in with your tounify account and approve the connection.
connector URL
https://mcp.tounify.io

What your assistant can do with it

The assistant picks the tool from your question — you never call one by name.

Explain a market

How a country stacks supply, network charges, taxes and levies, who sets each layer, and which request parameters that makes essential.

explain_country_pricing

Explain an API concept

What a parameter, a response field, a unit or a plan term means, answered from the published reference.

explain_api_concept

Check a request before you send it

Flags the requests that would return a valid-looking but incomplete price, such as a missing network layer.

lint_dayahead_request

Diagnose a response

Explains an error status, an empty series or a price that looks off, and says what to change.

diagnose_response

Check coverage

Whether tounify holds data for a country and tariff direction, read live rather than from memory.

check_coverage

Describe a connection

Which properties of a customer's grid connection matter in a country, and the values each can take there.

explain_connection_properties

Plan an integration

The ordered calls for your country and use case, with the polling rhythm and what to assert on.

build_integration_recipe

Size your plan

Turns a described integration into a monthly call estimate and the plan that fits it.

estimate_usage

Keep it working

Writes a CI test that catches a missing price layer or a retired tariff before your users do.

generate_integration_test

Questions to try

  • “Why does Germany need a grid tariff?”
  • “I'm about to request German day-ahead prices with just a consumption tariff and include=fees. Will that give me the full price?”
  • “I'm getting 400 unknown tariff id, but I copied the id from your companies response.”
  • “Do you cover Polish grid fees?”
  • “5,000 heat pumps polling hourly — which plan do we need?”
  • “How do I stop my integration breaking silently?”

Good to know

  • It works with your tounify account: your assistant asks you to sign in once and approve the connection, and clients without a sign-in flow send one of your API tokens instead.
  • Every account gets a free allowance of tool calls; the plans whose pricing card lists the MCP server include it without limit.
  • Read-only: it explains, checks and plans, and never returns electricity prices — those come from the REST API.
  • Do not paste credentials or personal data into a question.

The endpoint is https://mcp.tounify.io. How it handles data is described in the privacy policy.

Ready for the prices themselves?

The MCP server explains; the REST API delivers the tariffs. The same tounify account gives you a free testing token the moment you register.

Get a free test tokenAPI Documentation