AI assistants · remote MCP server

ShippEU in Claude and ChatGPT.

The answers come with their source date.

You ask an AI assistant which extended producer responsibility (EPR) register you need, and it answers from memory: no source, no date. Add our server to it and it answers from the sources we review instead, with the day we last checked them and a link to the page that says the same. It is an MCP server (Model Context Protocol, the standard Claude and ChatGPT use to call outside tools). Free, no sign-in, and nothing you ask is kept.

Free. No card. A person answers.

Two assistants · one address

Paste one address. No key, no account.

Anthropic and OpenAI each document how to add a remote MCP server. The steps below follow their pages as we read them on 11 November 2026. Menu names are those of the English interface; yours shows them in your language.

Add ShippEU to Claude

On claude.ai and in the desktop app, on every plan. The Free plan allows one custom connector.

  1. Open Customize › Connectors, then + Add › Add custom connector.
  2. Name it ShippEU, paste the address below as the remote MCP server URL, then select Continue.
  3. Keep the settings Claude detects and select Continue. Under Authentication, choose No sign in, then select Add.
  4. In a chat, turn it on with the + button › Connectors, then ask your question.

https://shippeu.com/mcp

On a Team or Enterprise plan, an Owner adds it under Organization settings › Connectors (Add, then Custom › Web), and each member connects it from Customize › Connectors.

In Claude Code, one command:

claude mcp add --transport http shippeu https://shippeu.com/mcp

Add ShippEU to ChatGPT

On chatgpt.com, in your browser. Whether you can add a server depends on your plan and, on a work account, on your workspace's settings.

  1. Open the plugins page, select +, then Add custom MCP server.
  2. Name it ShippEU and, under Connection, paste the address below as the Server URL.
  3. For authentication, choose No authentication.
  4. Read the warning, select I understand and want to continue, then Create as a plugin, and install it.
  5. In a conversation, type @, pick ShippEU, then ask your question.

https://shippeu.com/mcp

OpenAI asks you to connect only to servers you trust. This one reads our published sources and keeps nothing; the section below says what it will not do.

4 tools

Your assistant calls them when your question needs them. Each answer carries its source date.

Every answer names the day we last reviewed its source and links to the page that says the same, so you can check it without taking the assistant's word, or ours.

  • epr_obligation_map

    What you owe, country by country

    The scope check's map for your answers: one row per country, one column per stream, your route, and what your answers raise. The same engine as the scope check page, and nothing is sent.

    “We're a UK brand selling on Amazon in Germany, France and Italy, mostly electronics. Which EPR registrations do we need?”

  • epr_country_dossier

    One country's dossier

    The authority, the register, the schemes for each stream, the dates and thresholds our sources publish, and the day we last checked them.

    “Who do I register with for electronics in Spain?”

  • ppwr_timeline

    The PPWR, Regulation (EU) 2025/40

    When it applies, what it changed for sellers, what it did not, and what is not in place yet: only the date our sources carry, none guessed.

    “Does the PPWR mean I declare packaging once for the whole EU?”

  • shippeu_pricing

    Our fee

    €299 a year per country, what it covers and what it excludes, and the step where anything is charged. Scheme fees stay the scheme's to quote.

    “What would ShippEU charge for four countries?”

What it won't do

It answers questions. It files nothing and decides nothing.

An assistant that calls ShippEU gets what our pages say, and no more. So that nobody reads more into an answer than is there, here is what the server will not do.

  • It sends us nothing to act on

    No lead, no file, no message reaches a person. To have one read your answers, you send them on the scope check yourself.

  • It asks for nothing that identifies you

    No name, no company, no e-mail address. Countries, streams, where you are registered and how you sell: that is all a tool takes.

  • It keeps nothing

    Our server works out each answer from the site's own sources, then drops it. Neither your question nor its answer is stored.

  • It decides nothing

    The map is indicative. Whether you have to register, and when a register accepts you, is for the authority and the scheme. The authority decides. We don't.

  • It prices no scheme fee

    Scheme fees depend on your volumes and materials, and only the scheme can quote them. The one amount it gives is our own fee.

  • It never turns “no source” into “nothing to file”

    Where we hold no reviewed source, the answer says so. That is a gap in what we publish, not a sign that you owe nothing there.

Your conversation stays with your assistant's provider, Anthropic or OpenAI, under its own privacy policy. We are not a law firm, and this is not legal advice. shippeu.com is a private service. It is not an authority, a register or a collective scheme.

Read our privacy policy

In your browser · WebMCP

Nine of our forms are tools an agent can fill in. Only one sends anything, and only you send it.

Chrome is trying out WebMCP, a way for an AI agent working in your browser to use a page's forms as tools. Our calculator, our free tools and our scope check are declared that way. In every other browser, they work as they always have.

  • count_epr_declarations

    The calculator answers the agent

    The agent fills in the four questions and gets the count back, in the page: the pairs you have to file, what moves each scheme's fee, and our fee. Nothing leaves the page.

    Open the calculator
  • find_epr_producercheck_authorised_representativefind_weee_categoryfind_battery_categorycheck_marketplace_epr_numberfind_epr_public_registerdraft_ppwr_declaration_of_conformity

    The free tools answer the agent

    The agent picks the answers in a free tool and gets back what the page shows, with its sources and the day we read them. When a question is missing, the answer says which. Nothing leaves the page.

    See the free tools
  • request_epr_scope_check

    The scope check waits for you

    The agent can fill in the six questions. It cannot send them: you read each answer, press Send my answers yourself, and then a person reads them.

    Open the scope check

A person can read your answers too. Six questions, no account.

The scope check gives you the same map on screen, with no account and no card, and a person reads your answers before anyone quotes you anything.

Free. No card. A person answers.

Figures behind these answers come from published guidance. Last source review: 11 November 2026. Rules change. The scope check is reviewed by a person before any quote.