AI Price Comparison
Finding the best price on a product should not require 30 minutes of tab-hopping. Fazm visits multiple stores in parallel, reads live prices, and gives you a clear comparison - all from a single voice command on your Mac.
The Manual Price Comparison Problem
You spot a product you want. So you open Amazon and check the price. Then you open Best Buy in another tab. Then Walmart. Maybe Target. You scroll through each listing, note the prices, check shipping costs, and try to figure out which one actually offers the best total deal. If you are thorough, you might also check refurbished options on eBay or hunt for warehouse deals.
This process is tedious but people do it because the savings are real. A pair of AirPods Pro might be $199 on Apple.com, $179 on Amazon, and $169 on a Best Buy flash sale. That $30 difference matters - but you would never find it without checking each store individually.
Traditional price comparison websites pull data from merchant feeds that can be hours or days old. They miss flash sales, in-cart discounts, member pricing, and store-specific promotions. By the time you see a price on a comparison site, it might already be different on the actual store page.
Fazm solves this by doing exactly what you would do manually - visiting each store, reading the live page, and comparing real prices - but in a fraction of the time.
Example Price Comparison Prompts
How Fazm Compares Prices Step by Step
You name the product and optional stores
Tell Fazm what you are looking for. You can specify exact stores ('check Amazon and Best Buy') or let Fazm pick the most relevant retailers for your product category. Add budget constraints, feature requirements, or brand preferences.
Fazm opens each store and searches
Fazm launches your browser and opens tabs for each store. It types search queries, navigates to product pages, and loads the full listing including price, shipping, availability, and seller information.
It reads every detail you would check
Fazm does not just grab the headline price. It checks shipping costs, delivery estimates, Prime or membership discounts, bundle deals, refurbished options, and any in-cart price drops. It also scans for coupon codes that apply at checkout.
You get a clear breakdown
Fazm summarizes everything: product name, store, price, shipping, estimated total, and any notable differences in warranty or return policy. You see at a glance which store wins.
One click to buy
Once you pick the winner, tell Fazm to proceed and it handles checkout on that store. No need to go back, find the page, and click through the purchase flow yourself.
What Makes Fazm Better Than Price Comparison Sites
Real-time prices, not cached data
Comparison sites use merchant feeds that can be stale. Fazm loads the actual product page and reads the live price you would see yourself.
Total cost, not just sticker price
Fazm factors in shipping, tax estimates, membership discounts, and in-cart price adjustments to give you the true total cost.
Works with any store
From major retailers to niche shops, international sites to local stores with websites - if you can open it in a browser, Fazm can check its prices.
Goes beyond comparison
Unlike passive comparison tools, Fazm can actually complete the purchase for you once you choose the best deal. No switching between tabs and re-finding the product.
A Real-World Price Comparison Scenario
Imagine you need a new ergonomic office chair. You have a budget of $350 and want something with lumbar support and a headrest. Here is what happens when you ask Fazm:
"Find the best ergonomic office chair under $350 with lumbar support - check Amazon, Autonomous, and IKEA"
Fazm opens three browser tabs and searches each store. On Amazon, it finds the ErgoChair Core at $299 with free Prime shipping. On Autonomous, the same chair is listed at $349 but there is a 10% off code for new customers, bringing it to $314. On IKEA, the MARKUS chair is $229 but does not have an adjustable headrest.
Fazm reports back: the Amazon option is the best value considering total cost and features. If you want the cheapest option and can skip the headrest, IKEA wins. You pick one, say "go with the Amazon one," and Fazm navigates to checkout.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Fazm compare prices differently from sites like Google Shopping?
Google Shopping and similar aggregators rely on merchant data feeds that can be outdated or incomplete. Fazm visits the actual store websites in real time, reading the live prices you would see if you browsed manually. This means it catches flash sales, member-only pricing, and store-specific discounts that aggregators miss.
Can I set a budget and let Fazm filter for me?
Absolutely. Tell Fazm your maximum budget and it will only return products within that range. For example, 'Compare standing desks under $400' - Fazm will skip anything over budget and focus only on options that fit your price constraint.
Does Fazm account for shipping costs in its comparisons?
Yes. Fazm reads the full price breakdown on each product page, including shipping, taxes where visible, and any membership discounts like Amazon Prime or Walmart Plus. The comparison reflects total cost, not just the sticker price.
Can Fazm compare prices on international stores?
Fazm works with any website you can access in your browser, including international retailers like AliExpress, Amazon.co.uk, or regional stores. You can specify which stores to check or let Fazm choose the most relevant ones.
How many stores can Fazm check at once?
There is no hard limit. In practice, Fazm typically checks three to six stores per request, but you can name as many as you want. More stores means a longer search, but Fazm handles the heavy lifting so you do not have to.
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