- What is unit pricing?
- Unit pricing divides a product's total price by its quantity. Ten dollars for 5 lb is $2/lb. That lets you compare a small bag with a large one.
- Where do prices come from?
- The sample shelf uses example products and example prices, and the page says so. After Amazon Creators API access, prices come from Amazon's API and include a timestamp. UnitPeek does not scrape Amazon.
- Why might a product be missing?
- A product is left off a list when its title does not state that unit. Other units found in the titles stay above the results. A count list is not mixed into a pound list. Sheets, rolls, and loads stay separate from ounces.
- How do affiliate links work?
- After an Associates tag is approved, a click to Amazon can earn a commission on a qualifying purchase. The price you pay does not go up. The required disclosure stays in the footer. Before a real tag is set, links do not include a tag.
- Which marketplaces are supported?
- The search form includes the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Germany. Live data for a marketplace depends on an Associates account for that marketplace. The sample prices are in US dollars.
- Do I need an account?
- No. UnitPeek does not have sign-in, saved carts, or a mailing list.