Reach shoppers who already know what they want
People arrive here mid-decision — comparing, not browsing. They have a category, a budget and usually a shortlist. That makes the audience smaller than a social feed and considerably closer to buying.
Getting indexed is free. It always will be.
What we will not do
We will not change search ranking for money. Not for a fee, not for a bigger commission rate, not as part of a package.
Paid placement is always labelled as paid and sits outside organic results. The moment that stops being true the comparison is worthless — to shoppers, and therefore to you.
Intent you cannot buy on a feed
They have already narrowed
By the time someone reaches a product here they have picked a category, a budget band and often a material or colour. There is no persuading left to do — only being present.
They are comparing, not discovering
A shopper on a comparison site is at the end of the decision, not the start of it. That is a different moment from an ad interrupting something else.
They arrive by searching
Everything starts from a query or a guided narrowing. Nobody is here by accident, which makes a small audience worth more than a large distracted one.
Three ways to appear, and what each costs
Catalogue placement
Have your products indexed and appear in every search that matches them, ranked on merit alongside everyone else. This is the baseline, and it is free — we want the index complete.
Featured brand slots
Prominence on the category and department pages where your products already rank. Clearly marked, and it does not move you up inside organic results.
Sponsored collections
A curated set built around a campaign or a season, labelled as sponsored everywhere it appears — in the rail, on the page and in the URL.
Four steps, and the first one is an email
We do not need a contract to begin indexing. Most of the work is on our side, reading whatever feed format you already produce for someone else.
Send us your feed
A URL, an FTP drop or an API endpoint — whatever you already generate. CSV, XML and JSON are all fine; we would rather adapt than have you build something new.
We map and normalise it
Your categories get matched into our tree, sizes and materials are standardised, and duplicates across variants are collapsed into one comparable record.
You check a sample
Before anything goes live we send you a sample of how your products will appear, so wrong categories and bad images get caught by the people who know the catalogue.
You go live
Products appear in search, in category pages and in price tracking. Feed updates are picked up continuously from then on.
Partner questions
No, and there is no version of this where it does. Ranking is computed the same way for every retailer in the index. Paid placement is a separate, labelled surface — it does not reorder organic results.
Tell us where your feed lives
That, and roughly how large the catalogue is, is enough for us to come back with what we need.