Forgot to specify: US market only: Canadian market will come next. Basically up to 20 biggest retailers will be supported - the usual suspects.
replyLaptop support would be nice, even if it's just a desktop comparison. Australia support too please! I would like to send this to a school who are about to waste a lot of money buying garbage.
replyIt would be nice but it will be difficult to figure out the value of components other than RAM and SSD - CPU and GPU if present are "built in". Also: what is the value of RTX 5070 mobile vs desktop? I know that there is a big diff in performance due to physics (cooling/wattage). Canada and Australia coming next. I will need to get some traction going first and other markets will be opened for sure. Thank you for your thoughts.
replyRather than just purchase cost you could project total lifetime value based on average lifespan plus replace-ability per component.
replythis is possible but with data points. I'd have to have access to internal metrics of PC manufactures since they track those.
replyPerfect is the enemy of done!
replyI have to be stingy on usage/bots. But we will open it up to Canada and Euro markets next. But it will require some traction and use and feedback. I am limited with api calls for pricing data.
reply> I am limited with api calls for pricing data.
replyYou'd only need to make one request per component per week or something, how limited are you here? Sounds like a harsh limit.
Harsh limit. And other api sources are like $299.00 plus a month so we have to work around what access we have. Results are noisy and have to be filtered the right way.
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