Side by side. Every cell sourced.

Price, features, warranty and returns, from what makers and retailers publish.

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Most product pages tell you what to love. We show you what differs, where each fact comes from, and what nobody published.

How a comparison reads.

  1. Line them up.

    A few products, the same rows, one page. Price, features, warranty and returns.

  2. Name every source.

    Each cell says where its fact comes from: the retailer’s listing or the maker’s own pages.

  3. Leave the gaps.

    If nobody published it, the cell says so. We never fill it in with a guess.

Example layout. Placeholder columns, not real products or a real comparison.
What we compare Model A Model B Model C
PriceWith the date we checked it Listed priceRetailer listing Listed priceRetailer listing Listed priceRetailer listing
Key featuresWhat sets each one apart What differsMaker spec sheet What differsMaker spec sheet What differsMaker spec sheet
WarrantyLength and what it covers Length and coverageMaker warranty page Length and coverageMaker warranty page Length and coverageMaker warranty page
Return windowDays and conditions Days and conditionsRetailer return policy Not publishedNo published source Days and conditionsRetailer return policy

Decide together.

One page with the same rows for everyone. Send the link and talk it through.

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One page, not ten tabs.

Price, features, warranty and returns in one place, with the source of each fact right next to it.

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Gifts, side by side.

We are building our first comparisons now, for Black Friday and the holidays.

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The rules we work by.

  • Published facts only.

    We compare on the specifications, prices, warranties and return terms that manufacturers and retailers publish, and we name the source next to each one.

  • Trade-offs, not just strengths.

    Every product gives something up. We show what each one costs you, so you can pick what fits your budget and your needs.

  • A blank beats a guess.

    When a detail cannot be confirmed from a published source, we mark it as not published or leave it out. We never fill the gap ourselves.

  • We don’t test products.

    Our comparisons rest on published information, not on first-hand use. If a page ever relies on first-hand use, it will say so and show the evidence.

Spot something wrong?

Tell us. We check every correction against the source and fix the page.