Shopping tips · 30 October 2026
How to compare prices without buying the wrong variant
A lower price is useful only when the model, size and seller conditions match. Use this checklist before opening a store.
Start with the exact product name Copy the model number from the manufacturer’s page or your chosen listing. For phones, include RAM and storage; for shoes, include size; for beauty products, include shade and quantity. A cheaper listing for a different version is not a saving on the same product.
Compare like with like Check each store’s listing title and product details. Confirm pack count, colour, capacity and whether the item is new, refurbished or an accessory. Search results can contain related products, so do not assume every card is identical.
Check the final payable price Open the store page and enter your delivery location. Check delivery charges and any extra fees at checkout. Keep card-specific, exchange and membership offers separate from a price available to everyone. Include an offer only if you meet its conditions.
Read the seller and return terms Check who sells the item, the return or replacement conditions, warranty information and estimated delivery. These may differ between listings even when the product is the same.
Use GetMyPrice as a starting point Search at https://getmyprice.in and compare the available listings. “Buy” opens a product listing when a direct page is available; “Find on store” opens the store’s search when an exact page is not found. Always confirm the variant and final price on the store before paying.