Compare two offers by their unit price

Compare two offers by their unit price. Made for people and professionals comparing an option, checking a figure or preparing a decision.

Compare two offers by their unit price. The answer appears right away in your browser and is ready to use, with no account, upload or stored data.

How to use

Enter the price of the first offer and its matching quantity in the provided fields.
Repeat the same step for the second offer with its own price and quantity.
Run the comparison to get the unit price of each offer and see which one costs less.
Read the result, then clear the fields before checking another pair of products.

Example

You are choosing between two bags of coffee. The example input contains a price and quantity for each offer; after comparing, look at the calculated unit price and the difference, then confirm that both quantities use the same unit.

Input

Limits and formats

The tool compares two offers at a time; for more products, record results one after another.
Quantities must use consistent units, so convert grams, kilograms, milliliters or liters before comparing.
Unit price does not include delivery fees, conditional discounts or product quality.
A supported text file can be imported, but check each line to avoid a typing mistake.

Where processing happens

The calculation takes place in your browser. The prices and quantities you enter stay on your device and are not uploaded or kept. You can compare offers without an account.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check which offer is better value?

Enter the price and quantity of each offer. The tool calculates a comparable unit price; the lower value usually points to the cheaper offer when the units match.

Can I compare different sizes such as 500 g and 1 kg?

Yes, but first convert the quantities into the same unit. For example, turn 1 kg into 1000 g so the comparison stays accurate.

What should I do if the result looks surprising?

Check the prices, quantities and units you entered. A misplaced decimal point or a different unit can easily distort the comparison.