# Sippar Connector: Connect to the data & services you trust, the easy way
The text version of https://sippar.network/connector/ for AI agents and readers without JavaScript.
Generated from the page's own data by gen-connector-md.mjs; the page and this file say the same thing; this file also carries the example asks and every image model by name, for agents.
Last updated 2026-10-26.

Sippar unlocks the web for your AI agents. Add it once to your assistant and ask in your own words. Every answer comes back as a card designed to be read at a glance, with its source named. You and your agent are gonna love it.

## Example asks
Type these into your assistant once Sippar is added:
- X: "Use Sippar to see what people on X are saying about the iPhone 17 Pro". Source: X. Draws: Posts with author, text, likes, reposts, replies and the link.
- Reddit: "Use Sippar to find Reddit threads about the best noise cancelling headphones". Source: Reddit. Draws: Threads with title, subreddit, score, comment count and the link.
- AI visibility: "Use Sippar to check what AI models say about Sony in noise cancelling headphones". Source: AI models on AntSeed. Draws: Each model's answers marked where the brand is named, who else gets named, and every answer as the model wrote it, labelled with its model and seller.
- News: "Use Sippar to get today's business headlines". Source: Google News. Draws: Articles as cards with the outlet, headline, date and a short snippet.
- Flights: "Use Sippar to find flights from New York to London, 12 to 19 November, for two". Source: Google Flights. Draws: Itineraries as rows with airline, times, stops and price; the cheapest and the fastest tagged.
- Amazon: "Use Sippar to find noise cancelling headphones on Amazon". Source: Amazon. Draws: Products with their photo, price, rating, delivery and a link to Amazon.
- Jobs: "Use Sippar to find data engineer jobs in Austin". Source: Google for Jobs. Draws: Postings with employer, place, pay where the posting states it, when it was posted and an apply link.
- Top tokens: "Use Sippar to show the largest tokens by value today". Source: Nansen. Draws: Tokens ranked by value with bars, net flow and a full table.
- A picture: "Use Sippar to make a picture of a fox reading a newspaper". Source: an image model on AntSeed. Draws: The picture itself, in the chat, with the model and seller named.

## Look up
Pick a topic: what people are saying, what a flight costs, what's on sale, who is hiring. Each shows the tools behind it and the answer as the chat draws it.

### Social
Social media. For a brand or community manager, or anyone curious. Type "Use Sippar to see what people on X are saying about the iPhone 17 Pro" or "Use Sippar to find Reddit threads about the best noise cancelling headphones". Also ask for "what people say about a topic on Reddit, YouTube and LinkedIn, with every post cited".
- Posts (X): Posts for a search, with author, text, counts and the link.
- Threads (Reddit): Threads for a search, with title, subreddit, score, comments and the link.
- A subreddit's posts (Reddit): A subreddit's hot, new or top threads, with title, score, comments, the link and a one-line summary.
- Comments (Reddit): The comments on one thread, from its link: author, date, score, reply depth and a one-line summary.
- Subreddit facts (Reddit): One subreddit's weekly active users and created date, plus subscribers and the adult-content flag when the source gives them.
- Posts (LinkedIn): Posts for a search, with author, date, counts, the link and a one-line summary.
- A company's posts (LinkedIn): A company page's recent posts, from its link: date, counts, the link and a one-line summary.
- Company facts (LinkedIn): A company's name, industry, type, website, size, followers and headquarters, from its link.
- Headcount (LinkedIn): A company's employee count today and LinkedIn's breakdown of it, from its link.
- Ads (LinkedIn): Ads in the LinkedIn Ad Library for a company or keywords: advertiser, dates, format, impressions and a one-line summary.
- A page's posts (Facebook): A public page's recent posts, from its link.
- Post search (Facebook): Public posts for a keyword: link, author, date, counts and a one-line summary.
- Reels (Facebook): A page's reels, from its link.
- Comments (Facebook): The comments on one public post, from its link: author, date, likes and a one-line summary.
- Reviews (Facebook): A page's reviews, from its link: author, date, whether they recommend it, and a one-line summary.
- Ad search (Facebook): Ads in the Meta Ad Library for a keyword, across advertisers.
- A company's ads (Facebook): The ads one company or page runs.
- Events (Facebook): Public events for a keyword, what and where.
- Posts (Instagram): An account's recent posts, from its @name or link, with captions and counts.
- Reels (Instagram): An account's reels, from its @name or link.
- Profile (Instagram): One account's public facts: bio, counts and links.
- Hashtag posts (Instagram): Posts for a hashtag: link, author, date, counts and a one-line summary.
- Comments (Instagram): The comments on one public post or reel, from its link: author, date, likes and a one-line summary.
- Videos (TikTok): A profile's latest videos, from its link or @handle.
- One video (TikTok): One video's details from its link: plays, likes, comments and shares.
- Video search (TikTok): Videos for a keyword: link, creator, date, counts and a one-line summary.
- Hashtag (TikTok): Videos for one hashtag: link, creator, date, counts and a one-line summary.
- Sound (TikTok): Videos that use one sound, from its link: link, creator, date, counts and a one-line summary.
- Comments (TikTok): The comments on one video, from its link: author, date, likes and a one-line summary.
- Video search (YouTube): Videos for a search, with channel, views and length.
- One video (YouTube): One video's details from its link: views, likes, chapters and related videos.
- Shorts (YouTube): Shorts for a search, with channel, views and length.
- A channel's videos (YouTube): A channel's latest videos, from its link: title, views, length and age.
- Channel facts (YouTube): One channel from its link: subscribers, video count, total views and whether it is verified.
- Comments (YouTube): The comments on one video, from its link: author, date, likes, replies and a one-line summary.
- Social report (Social listening, from Reddit, YouTube and LinkedIn): Summary and takeaway with platform citation chips; sources as cards.

Tools: Social listening (from Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn; What people say about a topic, with links to every post cited); X (from X; Public posts for a search); Reddit (from Reddit; Threads for a search or from one subreddit, a thread's comments, and a subreddit's facts); LinkedIn (from LinkedIn; Posts for a search or a company's posts, company facts and headcount, and ads); Facebook (from Facebook; Ads, a page's posts, reviews and reels, post and event search, and a post's comments); Instagram (from Instagram; An account's posts, reels or profile, a hashtag's posts, and a post's comments); YouTube (from YouTube; Videos and Shorts for a search, one video's details, a channel's videos and facts, and a video's comments); TikTok (from TikTok; A profile's videos, one video, or videos for a search, hashtag or sound, and a video's comments).

### News
Headlines and articles. For an analyst, a journalist or anyone keeping up. Type "Use Sippar to get today's business headlines". Also ask for "what happened this week with interest rates, newest first".
- Article carousel (News, from Google News): Headlines as cards with the outlet's icon and thumbnail; newest first on request.

Tools: News (from Google News; Headlines and articles for any topic, with links and dates).

### Travel
Flights and hotels. For someone planning a trip. Type "Use Sippar to find flights from New York to London, 12 to 19 November, for two". Also ask for "hotels in Lisbon, with ratings and prices".
- Itinerary rows (Flights, from Google Flights): Flights compared as rows with a timeline, cheapest and fastest tagged.
- Places and map (Hotels, from Google Maps): Places to stay in Lisbon as cards on a street map.

Tools: Flights (from Google Flights; Flights for one route and date, with prices and Google's price insight); Hotels (from Google Maps; Places to stay in a city, with ratings and prices).

### Shopping
Amazon products and prices. For a shopper or an Amazon seller. Type "Use Sippar to find noise cancelling headphones on Amazon". Also ask for "the most reviewed first", "one product in detail: price, seller, delivery and reviews".
- Product carousel (Amazon): Products with photo, price, rating and delivery; the full view sorts and compares.
- Product page (Amazon): One product: price, availability, seller, bullets and reviews.

Tools: Amazon (from Amazon; Amazon search results or one product's details).

### Jobs
Job postings. For a job seeker or a recruiter. Type "Use Sippar to find data engineer jobs in Austin". Also ask for "the newest postings first, or the highest pay".
- Job postings (Jobs, from Google for Jobs): Postings with pay as the posting states it, where it was posted and an apply link; sort by newest or highest pay.

Tools: Jobs (from Google for Jobs; Job postings for a search, with pay where stated and apply links).

### Web
Web answers and pages. For a researcher, a student or anyone checking a fact. Also ask for "an answer to one question, with its sources", "the ranked web results for a search", "the clean text of one page".
- Answer and sources (Answers and web results, from Tavily): The answer with its sources as chips that open the matching result.
- Web results (Answers and web results, from Tavily): Results with the site's icon, title and snippet.

Tools: Answers (from Tavily; A sourced answer to one question from the live web); Web results (from Tavily; Ranked web results with page excerpts and links); Page text (from Exa; The clean text of one web page).

### Code
GitHub repositories, issues and files. For a developer. Also ask for "issues in that repo that mention this error", "one file with line numbers, or a pull request", "repositories for a search".
- Repos, issues and files (GitHub): A repository, a file with line numbers, an issue or a pull request.

Tools: GitHub (from GitHub; A repository, file, issue or pull request, or a search).

### Companies
Company data and filings. For a founder, an investor or a homeowner. Also ask for "a company's funding rounds from SEC filings", "roof and solar potential for one address".
- Company profile (Company profile, from CompanyEnrich): Logo, domain and industry; founded, size, revenue range and headquarters; links, and how old the record is.
- Funding history (Funding history, from SEC EDGAR): Each Reg D filing on a timeline with its amount sold, amendments marked; the SEC filer that answered, against the name you asked.
- New raises (New raises, from SEC EDGAR): Companies that filed a raise with the SEC, largest first, with a count by industry and what the feed left out.
- Roof and solar (Roof and solar, from Google Solar): Roof area by facing, panels that fit, sunshine hours and when the roof was photographed.

Tools: Company profile (from CompanyEnrich; Industry, size, revenue range and more for one company domain); Funding history (from SEC EDGAR; A company's Reg D funding rounds from SEC filings); New raises (from SEC EDGAR; Companies that filed a new Reg D offering in a date window); Roof and solar (from Google Solar; Roof and solar potential for one building).

### Crypto
Token and chain data. For a crypto builder. Type "Use Sippar to show the largest tokens by value today". Also ask for "gas price and latest block on Base", "one wallet's balance, holdings and transfers".
- Ranked list (Top tokens, from Nansen): Top contracts by value with bars, net flow and a full table.
- Watchlist (Top tokens, from Nansen): Tiles for the tickers you name, with 24h change.
- Perps board (Top tokens, from Nansen): Hyperliquid perps with funding, open interest and change.
- Chain state (Chain data, from QuickNode): Block, gas and the fixed contract readings.
- Wallet snapshot (Chain data, from QuickNode): One address: native balance, token holdings, transactions.
- Network pulse (Chain data, from QuickNode): Gas, base fee, block fullness.
- Transfer activity (Chain data, from QuickNode): Token transfers over a block range.
- Transaction (Chain data, from QuickNode): One transaction's receipt and the tokens it moved.
- Then vs now (Chain data, from QuickNode): One address's balance at a past block and today.

Tools: Token data (from Nansen; Price, market cap, liquidity and flows for one token); Top tokens (from Nansen; The largest token contracts across five chains, ranked by value); Chain data (from QuickNode; Live data on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and other EVM chains: blocks, gas, balances and transfers).

## Create
Pictures from 40+ image models. For anyone making a post or a slide. Type "Use Sippar to make a picture of a fox reading a newspaper". 
- The picture (Pictures, from image models on AntSeed): The image in the chat, with the model and seller named.
- Compare models (Pictures, from image models on AntSeed): Two to four models on one description, each with its price.
- From your picture (Pictures, from image models on AntSeed): The model works from a link or a file of yours. Your picture is not kept.

Sippar picks at one price, or you name the model. Makers on the shelf: OpenAI, Google, xAI, ByteDance, Black Forest Labs, Alibaba, Ideogram, Recraft, Krea, Luma, Tencent, ImagineArt, Venice, Chroma. Bought on AntSeed, from the seller named on the picture.
The image models on the shelf on 2026-10-21 (the menu in the chat is live); a model marked "takes your picture" works from your own picture:
- Fast (quick drafts): Grok Imagine by xAI (takes your picture), Flux 2 Pro by Black Forest Labs, Qwen Image by Alibaba, Qwen Image 2.1 Turbo by Alibaba, Qwen Image 3 by Alibaba (takes your picture), Wan 2.7 by Alibaba, Z-Image Turbo by Alibaba, Krea 2 Turbo by Krea, Krea v2 Medium by Krea, Venice SD35 by Venice, Chroma by Chroma
- Standard (sharper detail): Nano Banana 2 Lite by Google (takes your picture), Grok Imagine 2.0 by xAI (takes your picture), Grok Imagine High Quality by xAI (takes your picture), Seedream V4.5 by ByteDance (takes your picture), Seedream V5 Lite by ByteDance (takes your picture), Seedream V5 Pro by ByteDance (takes your picture), Flux 2 Max by Black Forest Labs (takes your picture), Qwen Image 2 by Alibaba (takes your picture), Qwen Image 2.1 Pro by Alibaba, Qwen Image 3 Pro by Alibaba (takes your picture), Ideogram V4 by Ideogram, Recraft V4 by Recraft, Krea v2 Large by Krea, Luma Uni-1 by Luma (takes your picture), Hunyuan Image 3.0 by Tencent, ImagineArt 1.5 Pro by ImagineArt
- Premium (best quality and text): GPT Image 1.5 by OpenAI (takes your picture), GPT Image 2 by OpenAI (takes your picture), GPT Image 2.5 Flare by OpenAI (takes your picture), GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst by OpenAI (takes your picture), Nano Banana 2 by Google (takes your picture), Nano Banana 2.1 by Google (takes your picture), Nano Banana Pro by Google (takes your picture), Flux 3 by Black Forest Labs, Qwen Image 2 Pro by Alibaba (takes your picture), Wan 2.7 Pro by Alibaba (takes your picture), Ideogram V4.5 by Ideogram (takes your picture), Recraft V4 Pro by Recraft, Luma Uni-1 Max by Luma (takes your picture)

## Skills and workflows
Skills for your agent, graded and risk-checked, and workflows built on skills that Sippar runs for you. For anyone adding skills to their agent, or handing it a whole job. Also ask for "a skill for video generation, with its audits", "crypto skills only, from CryptoSkill", "what is trending on YouTube in home espresso this week".
- Skill search (Agent skills, from skills.sh and CryptoSkill): Grade or installs, author and the worst audit; a failed skill never looks installable.
- Single skill (Agent skills, from skills.sh and CryptoSkill): Licence, every audit worst first, and the SKILL.md as plain text.
- YouTube trends (Workflows, from Sippar's workflows): Each step Sippar ran, what it bought, and Claude's reading.
- Plan a workflow (Workflows, from Sippar's workflows): The skill it found, the plan a model wrote, the data bought, and Claude's reading.
- Audience discovery (Workflows, from Sippar's workflows): Who might buy it, who sells it, where they talk about it, and a model's reading.

Tools: All skills (from skills.sh and CryptoSkill; Skills from both indexes, graded, each with its audits); Crypto only (from CryptoSkill; Crypto skills only, from CryptoSkill); YouTube trends (from YouTube; Searches YouTube, ranks videos by views an hour, checks the top five; Claude names the themes); Plan a workflow (from skills.sh; Finds a skill for your job, has a model write the plan, checks it in code and runs it); Competitor discovery (from the web, Reddit, X and GitHub; Searches every channel for who competes for your buyers, verifies each name and scores it); Audience discovery (from sample people, Reddit, X and Google for Jobs; Who buys a product, then where those people talk about it).

## Ask AI
One question to several AI models at once. For a brand or marketing manager, or anyone who wants to know what AI models say about a brand. Type "Use Sippar to check what AI models say about Sony in noise cancelling headphones". Also ask for "what AI models say about a brand, with every answer shown".
- Brand mentions (AI visibility, from AI models on AntSeed): Each model's answer shows where your brand is named and who else gets named, with the full text the model wrote, labelled with its model and seller.
- Each question (AI visibility, from AI models on AntSeed): Who wrote each question and how each model answered it; the questions that name the brand are kept apart, as checks.

Tools: AI visibility (from AI models on AntSeed; What AI models say about a brand, every answer shown with a mention count).

Leave it to the default four, or name your own: any chat model sold on AntSeed, frontier or open. Bought on AntSeed, from the seller named on each answer.
The chat models on sale on 2026-10-27 (the live list, with each model's price per answer: https://sippar.network/api/sippar/sell/ai-visibility/models); each model is marked "free" where a seller offers it free, else Low cost, Standard or Premium by its price per answer, and "web search" where a seller can search the web:
- OpenAI: gpt-4o (Low cost), gpt-4o-mini (Low cost, web search), gpt-5 (Standard), gpt-5-mini (Low cost), gpt-5.2 (Standard, web search), gpt-5.2-chat-latest (Premium), gpt-5.2-codex (Standard, web search), gpt-5.3-codex (Standard, web search), gpt-5.4 (Standard, web search), gpt-5.4-mini (Low cost, web search), gpt-5.4-pro (Premium, web search), gpt-5.5 (Low cost, web search), gpt-5.5-pro (Premium, web search), gpt-5.6 (Low cost), gpt-5.6-luna (Low cost, web search), gpt-5.6-luna-pro (Low cost, web search), gpt-5.6-sol-pro (Premium, web search), gpt-5.6-terra (Low cost, web search), gpt-5.6-terra-pro (Standard, web search), gpt-6-astra-pro (Premium, web search), gpt-6-luna (Low cost, web search), gpt-6-sol (Low cost, web search), gpt-6.1-sol (Low cost, web search), gpt-6.1-sol-pro (Standard), gpt-6.1-terra (Low cost), gpt-61-sol-ultrafast (Premium, web search), gpt-oss-120b (free, web search), o3 (Standard), openai/gpt-5.6-sol (Low cost, web search), openai/gpt-6-astra (Low cost, web search)
- Anthropic: anthropic/claude-fable-5 (Low cost, web search), anthropic/claude-haiku-4.5 (Low cost), anthropic/claude-opus-4.6 (Low cost, web search), anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6 (Low cost, web search), claude-fable-5.1 (Low cost, web search), claude-haiku-5-5 (Low cost, web search), claude-haiku-5-5-1m (Low cost, web search), claude-opus-4-8-fast (Premium, web search), claude-opus-4.5 (Standard, web search), claude-opus-4.7 (Low cost, web search), claude-opus-4.8 (Low cost, web search), claude-opus-5 (Low cost, web search), claude-opus-5-5-fast (Premium, web search), claude-opus-5-fast (Premium, web search), claude-opus-5.5 (Low cost, web search), claude-sonnet-4.5 (Standard, web search), claude-sonnet-5 (Low cost, web search), claude-sonnet-5.5 (Low cost, web search)
- Google: gemini-2.5-flash (Low cost), gemini-2.5-pro (Standard), gemini-3-flash-agent (Low cost), gemini-3-flash-preview (Low cost, web search), gemini-3-pro-preview (Low cost), gemini-3.1-flash-lite (Low cost), gemini-3.1-flash-lite-preview (Low cost), gemini-3.1-pro (Standard, web search), gemini-3.1-pro-preview (Standard, web search), gemini-3.1-pro-preview-low (Low cost), gemini-3.5-flash (Standard, web search), gemini-3.5-flash-extra-low (Low cost), gemini-3.5-flash-high (Low cost), gemini-3.5-flash-lite (Low cost, web search), gemini-3.6-flash (Low cost, web search), gemini-3.7-flash (Low cost, web search), gemini-3.8-flash (Low cost, web search), gemini-4-argon (Low cost, web search), gemini-image (Premium), gemma-3-27b (Low cost, web search), gemma-3-27b-p (Low cost, web search), gemma-4-e4b (free), google-gemma-3-27b-instruct (Low cost, web search), google-gemma-4-26b-a4b-instruct (Low cost, web search), google-gemma-4-31b-instruct (Low cost, web search), google/gemma-4-31b-it (Low cost)
- xAI: grok-4-20 (Standard, web search), grok-4.3 (Low cost, web search), grok-4.5 (Low cost, web search), grok-4.6 (Low cost, web search), grok-4.7 (Low cost, web search), grok-4.7-build-fast (Low cost), grok-4.20-0309-non-reasoning (Low cost), grok-4.20-0309-reasoning (Low cost), grok-4.20-beta (Standard, web search), grok-4.20-multi-agent (Standard, web search), grok-4.20-multi-agent-0309 (Low cost), grok-4.20-multi-agent-beta (Standard, web search), grok-build (Standard), grok-build-0.1 (Standard)
- DeepSeek: deepseek-chat (Low cost), deepseek-flash (Low cost), deepseek-v3 (Low cost), deepseek-v4-flash (free, web search), deepseek-v4-flash-0731 (Low cost, web search), deepseek-v4-flash-0731-fast (Low cost, web search), deepseek-v4-flash-free (free), deepseek-v4-flash-vision-exp (Low cost), deepseek-v4-pro (Low cost, web search), deepseek-v4-pro-0813 (Low cost, web search), deepseek-v4.1-flash (free, web search), deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017 (Low cost, web search), deepseek-v4.1-flash-expires-on-0910 (Low cost), deepseek-v4.1-flash-mod (Low cost), deepseek/deepseek-r1 (Low cost), deepseek/deepseek-v3.2 (Low cost, web search)
- Alibaba: qwen-2.5-7b (Low cost, web search), qwen-3-235b-a22b-instruct-2507 (Low cost, web search), qwen-3-235b-a22b-thinking-2507 (Low cost, web search), qwen-3-next-80b (Low cost, web search), qwen-3.5-397b (Low cost, web search), qwen-3.6-27b (Standard, web search), qwen-3.7-max (Standard, web search), qwen-3.7-plus (Low cost, web search), qwen-3.8-2.4t (Standard, web search), qwen-3.8-flash (Low cost, web search), qwen-3.8-max-preview (Low cost), qwen-3.8-omni-flash (Low cost), qwen/qwen-2.5-7b-instruct (Low cost), qwen/qwen3-vl-30b-a3b-instruct (Low cost), qwen3-30b-a3b (Low cost), qwen3-32b (Low cost), qwen3-235b-instruct (free), qwen3-coder-480b-turbo (Low cost, web search), qwen3-coder-next-80b (Low cost), qwen3-vl-30b-a3b (Low cost, web search), qwen3-vl-235b (Low cost, web search), qwen3.5-27b (Low cost), qwen3.5-35b-a3b (Low cost, web search), qwen3.5-397b-a17b (Standard), qwen3.6-35b-a3b (Low cost), qwen3.6-plus (Standard, web search), qwen3.8-27b (Low cost, web search), qwen3.8-max (Low cost, web search)
- Moonshot AI: kimi-k2.7-code (Low cost, web search), kimi-k2.8 (Low cost), kimi-k3:fast (Standard, web search), kimi-k3.1-pro (Low cost, web search), kimi-k3.1-pro-highspeed (Standard, web search), moonshotai/kimi-k2.5 (Low cost, web search), moonshotai/kimi-k2.6 (Low cost, web search), moonshotai/kimi-k3 (Low cost, web search)
- Z.ai: e2ee-glm-4.7-flash (Low cost, web search), glm-4.6 (Low cost, web search), glm-4.7 (Low cost, web search), glm-4.7-flash (Low cost), glm-5-turbo (Low cost, web search), glm-5.1 (Low cost, web search), glm-5.2 (Low cost, web search), glm-5.3 (Low cost, web search), glm-5.3-flash (free, web search), glm-5.3-flashx (Low cost), glm-5.3-prime (Standard), glm-5v-turbo (Low cost, web search), zai/glm-5 (Low cost, web search)
- MiniMax: minimax-m2.5 (Low cost, web search), minimax-m2.7 (Low cost, web search), minimax-m3 (Low cost, web search), minimax-m3-preview (Low cost, web search), minimax-m3.1-flash (Low cost, web search)
- Mistral: mistral-large-4 (Low cost), mistral-medium-3-5 (Standard), mistral-nemo (free), mistral-small-3.2-24b (Low cost, web search), mistral-small-3.2-24b-instruct (Low cost, web search)
- Meta: llama-3.1-8b (free), llama-3.2-3b-instruct (Low cost, web search), meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct (Low cost, web search)
- NVIDIA: nemotron-3-super (Low cost), nemotron-3-ultra (Low cost), nemotron-3-ultra-550b (Low cost, web search), nemotron-3.5-lightning (Low cost), nvidia-nemotron-3-5-super-vl-120b-a12b (Low cost, web search), nvidia-nemotron-3-nano-30b (Low cost, web search)
- ByteDance: seed-2-1-turbo (Low cost, web search), seedance-2.0-fast (Premium), seedance-2.5 (Premium)
- Xiaomi: mimo-v2.5 (Low cost), mimo-v2.5-pro (Low cost), mimo-v2.6-flash (free, web search), mimo-v2.6-pro (Low cost)
- StepFun: step-3.7-flash (Low cost), step-5-preview (Low cost)
- Ant Group: ling-3.0-flash (Low cost), ling-3.1-flash (free)
- Meituan: longcat-2.0 (Low cost)
- Inception: mercury-2 (Low cost, web search), mercury-2.5 (Low cost, web search), mercury-3 (Low cost, web search)
- AionLabs: aion-2.0 (Low cost, web search), aion-3-0 (Standard, web search), aion-3-0-mini (Low cost, web search), aion-3-5 (Standard, web search), aion-3-5-mini (Low cost, web search)
- Nous Research: hermes-3-llama-3.1-405b (Low cost, web search)
- Other: apex-crypto-agent (Standard, web search), code-review (Standard), codex-auto-review (Low cost), hy3 (Low cost), hy4-preview (Low cost, web search), inkling (Low cost, web search), inspectant (Standard), legal-vl1 (Standard), muse-spark-open (Low cost, web search), muse-wonder (Standard, web search)

How AI visibility works:
1. You name the brand. And what it sells. Naming competitors is optional. In our Sony run: Sony, noise cancelling headphones; compared with Bose, Apple and Sennheiser.
2. Sippar finds your shoppers. A model sketches who shops in your category, and three matching personas are drawn at random from NVIDIA's million. In our Sony run: 240,853 personas matched; drawn: a 49-year-old software developer in Manhattan, KS; a 77-year-old in San Antonio, TX; a 48-year-old electrician in Arlington, TX.
3. They write the questions. Mostly in their own words, as shoppers still deciding. Standard questions fill any gap. In our Sony run: "What are the best noise cancelling headphones for someone on a budget?"
4. Every model answers. Each question goes to every model you pick, twice by default, bought live on AntSeed, an open AI marketplace. Three check questions stay out of the count. In our Sony run: 4 models, 55 answers.
5. You read the result. Every answer as the model wrote it, with who was named and in what order. Questions that name your brand are reported apart, since models repeat a name they do not know. In our Sony run: Sony named in 43 of 43 answers to the shoppers' questions; Bose in 42.
You can also switch on web search, ask each question as the persona who wrote it, or send your own questions.
What are NVIDIA's personas? A million made-up US people, published by NVIDIA as Nemotron-Personas-USA. Each has an age, a job, schooling, a city and hobbies, in proportions drawn from US Census figures. None is a real person. If the draw from all of them fails, a smaller NVIDIA set is used, and the result names its writers either way.
Personas from NVIDIA Nemotron-Personas-USA (CC BY 4.0) and agency-agents (MIT).

## The menu
Ask your assistant for the Sippar menu: every product with its price, your budget at the top with a top-up when it runs low, and one tap to buy.
Look up, by topic:

### Social
- Social listening, from Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn. What people say about a topic, with links to every post cited.
- X. Public posts for a search.
- Reddit. Threads for a search or from one subreddit, a thread's comments, and a subreddit's facts.
- LinkedIn. Posts for a search or a company's posts, company facts and headcount, and ads.
- Facebook. Ads, a page's posts, reviews and reels, post and event search, and a post's comments.
- Instagram. An account's posts, reels or profile, a hashtag's posts, and a post's comments.
- YouTube. Videos and Shorts for a search, one video's details, a channel's videos and facts, and a video's comments.
- TikTok. A profile's videos, one video, or videos for a search, hashtag or sound, and a video's comments.

### News
- News, from Google News. Headlines and articles for any topic, with links and dates.

### Travel
- Flights, from Google Flights. Flights for one route and date, with prices and Google's price insight.
- Hotels, from Google Maps. Places to stay in a city, with ratings and prices.

### Shopping
- Amazon. Amazon search results or one product's details.

### Jobs
- Jobs, from Google for Jobs. Job postings for a search, with pay where stated and apply links.

### Web
- Answers, from Tavily. A sourced answer to one question from the live web.
- Web results, from Tavily. Ranked web results with page excerpts and links.
- Page text, from Exa. The clean text of one web page.

### Code
- GitHub. A repository, file, issue or pull request, or a search.

### Companies
- Company profile, from CompanyEnrich. Industry, size, revenue range and more for one company domain.
- Funding history, from SEC EDGAR. A company's Reg D funding rounds from SEC filings.
- New raises, from SEC EDGAR. Companies that filed a new Reg D offering in a date window.
- Roof and solar, from Google Solar. Roof and solar potential for one building.

### Crypto
- Token data, from Nansen. Price, market cap, liquidity and flows for one token.
- Top tokens, from Nansen. The largest token contracts across five chains, ranked by value.
- Chain data, from QuickNode. Live data on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and other EVM chains: blocks, gas, balances and transfers.

### Create
Image models by price: Fast (quick drafts), Standard (sharper detail), Premium (best quality and text). Sippar's pick chooses the model for you at one price.

### Skills
- All skills: skills.sh and CryptoSkill.
- Crypto only: CryptoSkill.
- YouTube trends: YouTube.
- Plan a workflow: skills.sh.
- Competitor discovery: the web, Reddit, X and GitHub.
- Audience discovery: sample people, Reddit, X and Google for Jobs.
A skill with a failed audit is never offered for install.

### Ask AI
- AI visibility, from AI models on AntSeed. What AI models say about a brand, every answer shown with a mention count.

## Three ways to pay
Most purchases are a few cents, shown in the card before you pay.

### Approve each purchase
Have a crypto wallet? The card shows the product, its source and the price. Pay from your wallet on Sippar's pay page. You approve the purchase once, at no cost, and the result draws in the card.

### A budget
Set a daily cap and a cap per purchase. Your assistant buys within them without stopping to ask you. The money stays in a wallet you own, and it can only pay Sippar. Change the caps, remove Sippar's access or take the money back any time.
See your budget: https://sippar.network/budget/

### A pass
A pass is prepaid dollars your assistant spends on Sippar, good for 90 days. If you receive a pass code, add Sippar first. Tell your assistant the code and sign in to Sippar once, and the pass is yours.
Tell your assistant: "Redeem my Sippar pass SP-XXXX-XXXX"

## Start in three steps
1. Add Sippar. In Claude, one tap: the dialog opens with Sippar filled in, and you press Continue. In ChatGPT, open Plugins, then Add, then Add custom MCP server, and paste the address.
2. Ask for something. Say what you want in your own words and mention Sippar, or ask for the Sippar menu. Your assistant finds the right product and shows the card.
3. Pay in the card. See the price, pay the way you like, and the result draws in the chat.
Add to Claude: https://claude.ai/customize/connectors?modal=add-custom-connector&connectorName=Sippar&connectorUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fsippar.network%2Fmcp%2Fprotocol%2Fpay
Open ChatGPT plugins: https://chatgpt.com/plugins
The address to paste: https://sippar.network/mcp/protocol/pay
Works with: Claude on the web and in its apps, ChatGPT, Gemini Enterprise, Claude Code.

## Good to know
**Do I need crypto?** A pass needs none: someone buys it by card and sends you a code. A budget is a wallet you own, funded in digital dollars (USDC). Payments to suppliers happen automatically.

**Which assistants does it work with?** Claude on the web and in its apps, ChatGPT and Gemini Enterprise draw the card. Claude Code and Gemini on the web get a link to the pay page instead.

**Is the data live?** Yes. Every answer is bought from its supplier at the moment you ask, and says where it came from and when.

**What does an answer cost?** A few cents, shown in the card before you pay. The products menu lists each price.

**What if something goes wrong?** If a supplier fails after you have paid, the card offers to try again at no extra cost. A result you already paid for can be shown again, free.

## If you are an agent, start here
Sippar's products are sold through one MCP server: https://sippar.network/mcp/protocol/pay (Streamable HTTP). `list_products` and `browse_products` need no credential; `buy_product` answers unpaid with the price and the payment terms, and the host draws Sippar's payment card where it can.
A signed-in buyer pays from a Sippar budget or a Sippar pass with no card click; anyone else pays with their own wallet on the pay page the card opens. Every paid call is a fresh live call to the supplier named on the result.
The full machine-readable catalog: https://sippar.network/.well-known/x402 and https://sippar.network/llms.txt

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Sippar is not affiliated with the platforms, suppliers and assistants named on this page; their names belong to their owners.