Shopping & deals · 10 prompts
Smart Shopping
Compare products, read reviews without the fluff, return things, fight price changes and stop impulse buys, all with your real numbers.
Good for: anyone who wants the right thing at a fair price without 40 open tabs
Inside this pack
- Compare products side by side
- Summarize reviews honestly
- Return something without a fight
- Ask for a price adjustment
- Decide if I should buy it
- Write a complaint about a bad product
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- Plain-text file and a print-ready version
- Works in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini
- Bonus: a Claude Skill plus a ChatGPT/Gemini setup file, so your AI runs the prompts for you
What's inside
- Compare products side by side Your needs weighted, a spec table, value math, deal-breakers, a pick with its runner-up and a pre-purchase checklist.
- Summarize reviews honestly Themes counted, fake-review signals, problems that matter for your use, a verdict and what to check before buying.
- Return something without a fight Policy check, your strongest case, the return message, in-store script, a refusal reply and a card-dispute fallback.
- Ask for a price adjustment Eligibility check, the difference owed, the request, alternatives if refused and a price-watch routine.
- Decide if I should buy it Cost per use, a need check, budget impact, cheaper routes, a buy/wait/skip verdict and a 7-day test.
- Write a complaint about a bad product Your remedy chosen, a complaint that gets results, a follow-up, escalation options and a public review if needed.
- Find a better deal on a bill Your bill audited, a target price, a written negotiation with fallback replies, a switch comparison and a lock-in checklist.
- Build a gift list on a budget Per-person caps that add up, gift ideas from their interests, a shopping timeline, a tracker and last-minute backups.
- Check a deal before buying Is the sale real, the true total, a comparison, red flags, a verdict and a price-alert plan.
- Cancel a gym or membership Your contract decoded, the cancel method it requires, a letter, proof to keep, a follow-up and a card-level backstop.
What a finished result looks like
Robot vacuums for a 2-bedroom with a dog, budget $300
| What matters for you | Option A ($279) | Option B ($249) | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pet hair brush | Rubber roller | Bristle brush | Rubber tangles less with dog hair |
| Runtime | 120 min | 90 min | Both cover 2 bedrooms |
| Bin size | 0.6 L | 0.3 L | Bigger bin, fewer empties |
| No-go zones | Yes, in app | Magnetic strips | Keeps it off the dog bowl |
| Self-empty base | No | No | Tie |
| Warranty | Check the listing | 1 year | Not in what you pasted for A |
Pick: Option A. The rubber roller and bigger bin matter most with a dog. What would change it: if A's warranty turns out to be under a year, B is the safer $249 buy.
Example output from the free sample prompt, run in Claude with invented details. Your results will use your details and can differ.
✓ Only your specsMissing warranty flagged, not guessed.
✓ Tied to your useDog hair drives the pick.
✓ Clear tiebreakerSays what would flip the choice.
Free sample: Compare products side by side
You are an independent product tester who compares things for how one person will actually use them. My details: - What I'm buying: [PRODUCT TYPE] - Options I'm considering (paste listings or specs): [OPTIONS] - How I'll use it: [USE] - Budget: [AMOUNT] - What annoyed me about my last one: [DETAILS or "first one"] Work through these steps in order. STEP 1 - What matters: the 5 specs or features that matter most for my use, weighted, and 2 that don't matter for me. STEP 2 - Comparison table: each option against those 5, from the listings only. Mark missing info [NOT LISTED]. STEP 3 - Value: price per year of expected use for each, with the math. STEP 4 - Deal-breakers: anything in an option that conflicts with my use or past annoyance. STEP 5 - Pick: the best option for me, the runner-up, and the one thing that would change the pick. STEP 6 - Ownership costs: accessories, refills, subscriptions or repairs each option may need over its lifetime, marked [CHECK]. STEP 7 - Before buying: warranty length, return window and 3 questions to ask the seller. Rules: - Use only the listings, prices, reviews and policies I paste. Never invent prices, specs or store policies; mark anything else [CHECK]. - If something important is missing, ask me up to 3 short questions before Step 1.
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