Compare products and prices without ten open tabs
Comparing means one page per option, a hunt for the price, a squint at the small print and a lot of remembering. Falef does that legwork in its own private browser while you watch, then hands back one side-by-side answer.
Your first task is free, up to 40 hops, no card needed. Pause or stop any time.
Ask it things like
- “Compare the three best-reviewed noise-cancelling headphones and list their prices.”
- “Compare the free and paid plans of three note-taking apps. Paste their pricing links if you have them.”
- “Which of these two phones has the better battery and the lower price? Here are the links.”
What Falef does
You watch each of these happen, in plain words, as it happens.
- Searches for each option, or opens the pages you name.
- Reads the price, the main specs and the rating on each page, scrolling when it has to.
- Lines the numbers up against each other and writes the result side by side.
What you get
A comparison you can read in a minute: each option, its price and the differences that matter. Screenshots of the pages it read sit under the answer, so you can check any number in seconds.
Worth double-checking
- Prices change by the hour and by country. The answer is what the page showed when Falef read it.
- Some shops block automated browsers. When that happens the answer will usually say so, and you can paste a different link.
- If a spec matters to you, such as screen size or warranty, say so in your task. Otherwise Falef compares what the pages put first.
More things Falef can do
Give it one task and see how it feels.
Start your first task freePrices are on the pricing page.