Launching today
Dupely
The trust layer for online shopping
289 followers
The trust layer for online shopping
289 followers
Most shopping tools chase coupons. Dupely tackles trust. Online shopping is full of manipulation: artificial price drops, fake reviews, paid influencers, and sketchy white label sellers reselling the same product at a markup. DupeScore finds identical products for less. Trust This Price flags fake savings using 90 days of price history. Seller badges show you who's actually credible. Now on iOS, Android, and Chrome. Dupely is the trust layer online shopping has been missing.
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Can users report products they think Dupely missed to improve future matching?
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This is a cool idea. How frequently is the seller trust data refreshed as new reviews and returns come in??
finally a chrome extension that tells me when a "sale" isn't actually a sale, the price history view alone is worth installing
@nihat1413641 Thank you Nihat, the price history with notifications is insane!! Try it out and let us know how we can make it better :D
@nihat1413641 Not all deals are real deals :)
the 90-day price history behind trust this price is such a smart call, way more honest than those "compare at" prices that nobody actually pays. love seeing a tool that treats shoppers like adults.
@dursunlghazn Thank you Dursun! If vendors can manipulate the price, consumers should be able to see those price fluctuations! Let us know how we can make it even better :D
finally a tool that feels like its on my side when shopping online, ran it on a few listings and caught at least one obvious price hike hiding as a sale
@seldazkartrjgh Thanks for using Dupely Selda! It's crazy how many products are "on sale", what kind of dupes are you finding so far?
Love that you pulled real price history into Trust This Price instead of just slapping a percent off label on things. The 90 day window is such a smart, grounded way to expose fake sales.
@miraysessiz Thanks Miray! There's no way products can be on sale for months, thanks for using Dupely! :D
Building in the shopping space myself, so this one hits close. The gap between "is this product legit" and "is this seller legit" is bigger than most people realize — which one is Dupely actually scoring, or is it both? Curious which signal turns out most predictive: review-pattern anomalies or seller history. Congrats on the launch, the problem is painfully real.