Is this a good price?
Paste the link to a car part, oil or battery at any store and see how its price compares with the cheapest and the typical in-stock price at every other store we read.
How to use it
- Copy the address of the store's product page (in a phone browser: Share, then Copy).
- Paste it into the box. The checker looks it up straight away.
- Read the verdict and the cheapest and median in-stock prices beside it.
- If the page shows a different price now, type it to check again.
Questions
- Which links does it work with?
- Product pages at any store MotorCompare reads: it compares the price with the other stores in that store's country. For Amazon, eBay, marketplaces and stores we don't read, it offers a search of our prices with the link's words.
- Do you open the page I paste?
- No. The checker only reads the store's address and the product's part of the link, then looks it up in the listings we already read from that store every day.
- Why is the store's price different from the page?
- We read each store once a day, so a price can change in between. Type the price the page shows now and the verdict updates.
- What counts as a good price?
- The cheapest in-stock store price we found, or within 1% of it. Under the median (the middle in-stock store price) is fair; about the median is typical; above it, you can usually pay less elsewhere. Amazon, eBay and partner retailers are not counted as stores here.
- Does it include shipping?
- No. Every price is the store's own item price before shipping, the way the rest of the site compares them. The product page shows delivery where we know it.
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