TrendCompare.pk

Track 262K fashion prices. Catch fake sales instantly.

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Track 262K fashion prices. Catch fake sales instantly.

4 followers

TrendCompare tracks 262,000+ products across 22 Pakistani fashion brands, hourly. See any item's real price history, catch inflated 'original prices', get price-drop alerts, and follow the Pakistan Fashion Price Index — a CPI-style monthly index. Free.

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Launch tags:Fashion•E-Commerce•Data & Analytics

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Seerat, founder of TrendCompare. It started with a simple frustration: every "70% OFF" banner in Pakistani fashion e-commerce, and no way to know if it was real. So we started tracking prices — every product, every brand, every hour. Today TrendCompare monitors 262,000+ products across 22 brands. What the data shows is wild: right now, 1 in every 17 sale listings advertises an "original price" more than TRIPLE the actual selling price. The average *real* discount is 41% — the rest is anchor-price theatre. What you can do with it: 📈 See any item's full price history before you buy 🚨 Set price-drop alerts (email when it actually drops) 📊 Pakistan Fashion Price Index — a CPI-style monthly index we publish free (CC BY 4.0, JSON + CSV APIs open to everyone) 🇵🇰 Right now: live Azadi (Independence Day) sale tracking across all 22 brands Everything is free. The data APIs are open. Ask me anything about price-scraping at scale, fake-discount detection, or building a price index from scratch — happy to share how it all works.

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We tracked 262,000 fashion products hourly for 6 months. 1 in 17 "sales" turned out to be fake

We launched TrendCompare today (a price tracker for Pakistan's fashion e-commerce), but this post isn't about the launch it's about what the data taught us, because I think it applies to e-commerce everywhere.

We record the price of every product across 22 fashion brands, every hour. Six months of history, ~150K price-change records. Three things surprised us:

1. The "original price" is a creative writing exercise. 1 in every 17 sale listings advertises an original price more than TRIPLE the actual selling price. The pattern is always the same: quietly raise the anchor price 3 7 days before a sale event, then "discount" it back.

2. Real discounts are actually common which is what makes fakes work. The average genuine discount is 41%. Shoppers see enough real deals to trust the banner, and that trust is exactly what the inflated anchors exploit.

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