Price comparison that finds the real cheapest, in any country.
Ask ChatGPT where something costs least. Puley reads each store live, matches the exact model and converts every price, so you compare like with like.
Ready in under a minute: add it, sign in with Google, ask.
Where is the MacBook Air 13-inch with 24GB and 1TB cheapest: US, UK, Germany or Japan?
MacBook Air, 13-inch, M5 Chip, 10-core CPU, 10-core GPU, Midnight, 24GB memory, 1TB storage
- United States$1,799Cheapest
- Japan¥314,800≈ $1,988
- Germany€1,949≈ $2,173
- United Kingdom£1,799≈ $2,404
Part MDHG4 in every store, read from inside each country.
The US is cheapest at $1,799. Japan comes next at about $1,988, and the UK is dearest at about $2,404, 34% more. It's the same model in all 4 stores.
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See it work in ChatGPT
One minute of real screens: ChatGPT on its own, then with Puley.
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- 1Add Puley to ChatGPTOne tap opens it in ChatGPT's app directory.
- 2Sign in with GoogleFree, no card. Approve the connection once.
- 3Ask the way you always doChatGPT calls Puley whenever a question needs a site it can't open.
What is the best price comparison app?
Google Shopping is the widest free option: one search across many shops. Puley is the one you ask in ChatGPT or Claude: it reads Amazon, Walmart and Target live, puts each store's results side by side, and can watch the price or check the same product in other countries.
Two ways to compare prices
The free way works. The Puley way is one message, on any device, and you can ask about the result.
With a shopping search
Free, in your browser
- Search the product on Google Shopping or each store's site.
- Open the listings and check they're the same model.
- Note the prices, then go back and buy.
With Puley
In ChatGPT or Claude
- Ask: “Compare the Ninja air fryer at Amazon, Walmart and Target.”
- See each store's listings, prices and ratings side by side.
- Ask which one is the same model, or say “watch the cheapest”.
Why your AI quotes old prices
What people compare
Ask in plain words. Your AI does the rest with what Puley reads.
Price comparison apps compared
An honest look at the options, including the free ones.
| Option | Price | Where you use it | Stores | Other countries |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google Shopping | Free | Browser | Many shops, including sponsored listings | Your own country |
| Each store's own site | Free | Browser or app | One at a time | No |
| Puley | Free to start; Plus $20 a month | Inside ChatGPT and Claude | Amazon, Walmart and Target, side by side | Yes, with Passport |
Store results are each store's own search order. Searches also return accessories and other models, so check the names; shipping and tax are added at checkout.
Price comparison app: questions
Which stores does it compare?
Amazon, Walmart and Target in the US, side by side. For a single shop or another country, paste the product link and Puley reads it there.
Are the prices live?
Yes. Puley reads each store when you ask, and the answer says when a store didn't respond.
Will it buy the cheapest one for me?
No. You get the prices and links; you decide and you buy.
How many comparisons can I do for free?
Each store costs about a cent, so the $1 to $10 you start with covers dozens of full comparisons. After that you pay as you go from $10.
Can it tell me when the price drops?
Yes. Say “watch this price” and Puley checks it on a schedule and emails you when it drops.
Also in Puley
One add-on does all of these, inside the AI you already use.
Close the AI gap.
Spin for $1 to $10 free to start. Add Puley to ChatGPT or Claude, say what you want done, and it gets done. On your phone and your computer.