Savings method

How we'll measure savings

Before we ever say something costs less, the comparison has to be fair, sourced and complete. These are the rules.

Real numbers appear only after we have real supplier quotes. Until then, there is nothing to compare, so we don't publish any.

The rules

The rules for every comparison

Same product, same size
We compare like with like: the same item in the same pack size, or the nearest honest match, clearly named.
Dated and sourced
Every retail price shows where it came from and the date it was checked. Old prices are re-checked or removed.
Regular and sale kept apart
A sale price is compared with a sale price, a regular price with a regular one. We never mix them to look better.
Unit prices
Prices are turned into a price per kilogram, litre or sheet, so a big case and a small pack can be compared fairly.
Net of every fee
Our side of the comparison includes everything you would pay: tax, handling, any membership share and any delivery.
No promises
A comparison describes the past, not the future. Prices change, and we will say so plainly when ours are higher.

Example layout

An empty example of the layout we will use. The values stay empty until we have real, dated prices.

Price comparison

Example layout - no real prices yet

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