Consumer Guardian
Your purchases have someone looking out for you.
Before you buy, we tell you whether it is worth it. After you buy, we watch the deadlines, the price and the money that quietly leaves your account every month.
No account needed for your first answer.
An answer, not an essay
WAIT
This €899 television has something worth resolving before you pay.
Over the limit you set yourself
You said €750 and this is €899, 20% more.
Confirmed · You
We cannot verify that discount
A crossed-out price must refer to the lowest price of the last 30 days. We cannot see that reference, so the discount stays unproven.
Confirmed · EU price indication rules
Every line comes with where it came from and how sure we are. That is the whole product in one screen.
Six moments, one relationship
Think
Paste a product or a link. We read the shop's own page and answer BUY, WAIT or DON'T BUY, with the reasoning attached.
Buy
What the return window really is, what the legal guarantee gives you, and what would have to change for this to be a good deal.
Protect
Your purchase becomes a record with a return deadline, a warranty date, the documents and a price we keep an eye on.
Save
Upload a bank export and we find what comes back every month, what went up, what overlaps and what a year of it costs.
Recover
A duplicate charge, a price that dropped after you paid, a warranty about to end. We tell you what may be recoverable and why.
Act
We write the message, gather the evidence and put it in front of you. You approve and send it. We never send anything ourselves.
What this actually is, and is not
- We read the product page you paste. Some shops block automated readers, and when that happens we say so instead of guessing.
- Price history means prices we saw ourselves, on pages you asked us to watch. We never invent a history.
- Subscriptions come from a bank export you upload. There is no bank connection, and we never ask for your banking login.
- We say confirmed, likely or potential on every number, and we keep potential savings apart from money you actually got back.