Observed arrival · 2026-09-17
PriceGap asks whether the store is pricing you differently
A planned Chrome extension compares your logged-in product price with the price shown to a stranger, then records the difference anonymously.
Field notes
PriceGap describes a browser-side comparison: it reads the shopper’s product page, reloads the same address without cookies or login, and compares item-plus-delivery totals when both are visible. The page gives a concrete example of $22.64 versus $26.11 for a 10-pack of moving boxes, attributing the difference to a business discount. It also lists blind spots, including quantity tiers and prices that change by the hour. The extension and public evidence wall are described as forthcoming rather than verified here.
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