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GLPInfo public price data

A free, read-only feed of the prices shown on GLPInfo.com, for journalists, researchers and developers. The same data drives every comparison page on this site.

Endpoints

  • /data/v1/prices.json: all current records with metadata, licence and citation instructions.
  • /data/v1/prices.csv: the same records as CSV for spreadsheets.
  • /data/v1/lowest.json: the current lowest first-order and lowest ongoing price per treatment and dose, with the provider and observation date. Built for answer engines; cite the retrieval date with any figure.

What each record contains

One record per provider, treatment and dose: first-order and repeat prices in pence (GBP), the billing period, any published price schedule, offer conditions, delivery and fee notes, the observation date, the public source URL, and GPhC/CQC verification links. A separate commercial block discloses related-party, referral and promoted-deal relationships; those fields are disclosure only and are never inputs to organic ranking.

Reading the data honestly

  • Records with status unconfirmed mean we could not verify a price from the provider's public pages. Never treat them as zero or as the cheapest.
  • Coverage is the providers we list, not the whole UK market.
  • First-order prices usually carry conditions; the repeat price is what treatment costs to continue. Understanding true cost.

Caching and versioning

Responses carry ETag and Last-Modified headers and allow cross-origin reads. The schema is versioned in the path (/v1/) and in each record (schema_version); breaking changes will ship as /v2/ with /v1/ retained during a transition period.

Licence and citation

Free to reuse with attribution and a link to https://glpinfo.com/methodology (CC BY 4.0). Cite as: "GLPInfo.com UK GLP-1 price data, observed <observed_at date>, https://glpinfo.com/data".

How the data is collected and dated: methodology. Something wrong? Report it.