Hey Product Hunt 👋 Paste any quote into Faivri, repair estimate, contractor bid, parts list, service invoice, and in under ten seconds, you get a verdict: **overcharged, fair, or a steal**. Every verdict cites the exact listings and market data it's based on, so you can click through and see the math. We've all had the moment. A number lands in front of you, your gut says it's high, and you lose an hour to Reddit threads and SEO spam before paying it anyway. Sometimes you find out later you got hosed. Faivri is the tool I wished existed every time that happened. A few things we obsessed over: - **Sources are always shown.** We pull from [name 2-3 actual sources here]. If we can't cite it, we don't claim it. No opinions, no vibes. - **Chrome extension runs the check inline**, on listings, PDFs, contractor sites, wherever the quote already lives. The product disappears into your workflow. - **The vault keeps your quotes**, so you can track what you almost overpaid for, or pull receipts when you're negotiating. One real example: Here's what that looks like on a real one. A 2018 Honda Civic EX with 78,000 miles, asking $14,500. Toggle what you learn during the test drive (salvage title, belt overdue, smokes cold, full service log), and the target offer recalculates live. Each adjustment shows its reasoning: "timing belt overdue, a snap can total the engine, negotiate the $1,000 belt job off the price," so you walk in knowing your target ($13,500) and your walk-away number ($15,015), not just a vibe. Faivri is built for anyone who's ever stared at an estimate and thought *"…is that fair?"*, which, honestly, is everyone in this thread at some point this year. What we'd love your feedback on: - Try it on a real quote you've gotten recently. Does the verdict match your gut? - Which categories should we prioritize next? We're strongest on home services, auto, and consumer electronics today. - Anything that feels off in the UX. Be brutal. I'll be in the comments all day. Ask me anything: data sources, how the model decides, roadmap, and why we built it. Nency Patel, founder of Faivri

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Instant AI price checks for services with live market data

Instant AI price checks for services with live market data