• Adding commodity specifications
Why use a unit price comparator?
In daily shopping, businesses often introduce different specifications of packaging. For example, 450 g laundry fluids, 19.9 dollars, and 2kg - replacements for sale Intuitively large packaging is more economical, but the truth can be derived from the calculation of unit prices (prices per gram or kg).
Our online unit price comparator can help you to quickly complete this cumbersome decomposition, avoid packaging traps and make informed shopping decisions.
How to use this tool?
- Organisation Select the units of measurement corresponding to "g", "kg", "one" etc., according to the packaging of the goods.
- Input information: Each specification is given a name (e.g., “Small Bag”, “Home Pack”) and the corresponding total price and quantity is entered.
- View results: The tool automatically calculates the unit price in real time. The most cost-effective option is shown with green highlight and the most expensive is red alarm.
- Comparison of savings: The tool also calculates the percentage savings from selecting the most cost-effective specifications compared to the most expensive.
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- Unit trap: Note that some commodities have lower unit prices than large packagings (often in promotion periods).
- Unit conversion: If the two commodity units are different (e.g. g. and kg), convert to the same unit for re-entry.
- Consideration of freight costs: When the net is purchased, it is important not to forget that the freight costs are also distributed to the total price.