Comparing prices fairly
The lowest price on screen isn't always the lowest price at checkout. Here's how to compare fairly, and how Speurly helps.
Compare the total price
Shipping can make a cheap product dearer than the alternative. That's why Speurly always works with the price including shipping and puts it first. Also look at delivery time and return costs, especially for clothes you may need to exchange.
Is that deal real?
A crossed-out 'was' price means little if the product never sold at that price. Speurly records every product's price each day. A product only gets the 'Price dropped' label when it's at least ten percent below its usual price over the last 30 days, and only once we have at least a week of prices.
The same product at several shops
Speurly recognises the same product at different shops by its barcode (EAN) and lists the offers together, cheapest first. Second-hand is shown separately, so you never compare a used item with a new one by accident.
How Speurly makes money
If you buy something through a link on Speurly, the shop sometimes pays us a small commission. It doesn't change the order of the results and you pay nothing extra.
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