How it works
All-in-one product research. Watch the film, then take it a step at a time: what you type, what Huntli checks, and what you keep.
The film · 48 seconds
Forty-two tabs, every one of them selling, none of them checking. Here's what Huntli does instead.
Products, stores and prices in the film are illustrative.
Captions on by default.
How a hunt runs
Four steps between the sentence you type and the list you keep. No keywords, no filter trees, no dropdowns.
Say what you need in one sentence, in your language. Huntli searches real shops across the open web.
You type“a carry-on that fits Ryanair’s cabin limits, under €150”
Price, stock and shipping for your region, confirmed on the shop’s own page when you ask.
Five criteria a reviewer of that category would judge on, weighted by how you shop.
The cheap one fails your brief.
The winner, the reasons, and what the runner-up does better, saved to a Stash you can share.
The search, the Stash rows and the runner-up’s trade-off are illustrative.
Step by step
The app as it is today, one step at a time. None of it needs a keyword, a filter tree or a spreadsheet.
Say what you need in one sentence, in your language: “noise-cancelling headphones for long flights, under €300, I wear glasses.” The budget, the use and the deal-breaker all count.
Or photograph the thing you want to replace. Huntli names the exact brand, model and variant, and you can ask for something similar but cheaper.
A lens is how you shop. 6 are built in, from Budget Hunter to Luxury & Premium, and you can write your own.
Each one weighs the same criteria differently, so the order of the results can change. Switch it any time.
The advice comes first: what matters for this category, and which trade-off you’re making.
Below it, real products from real shops, ranked and scored on the five criteria a reviewer of that category would judge, each with the price at the shop.
The product view lists the verified sellers with their prices, stock and shipping to you, the score broken down by criterion, and the reviews it leaned on.
A “was” price the shop never charged reads as a warning, not a bargain.
A Stash is one list per purchase. Everything you save keeps its price, score and notes, and it’s all still there next week.
Save from any search, and pull in results from different hunts.
Line the whole Stash up in one table and score it together. Down to two? Head to head argues both cases and says what you give up either way.
Watch anything you’re not ready to buy. Huntli re-checks the price every morning and sends one email when it drops at a verified seller, or falls below the target you set.
What you get
Huntli gives you somewhere to put the research and the tools to settle it. Keep the options, line them up, and watch the winner change when your priorities do.
Anything you find goes into a Stash: one list per purchase, with the prices, scores and notes attached. Come back next week and it is all still there, with the price history behind each one. Watch one, and you get an email when it drops at a verified seller.
Found something good on Tuesday and something better today? Pull results from different hunts into one comparison table and score them together.
Down to two and stuck? Put them side by side. Huntli argues both cases and says what you give up either way.
Same list, different priorities. Flip from Budget Hunter to Maximizer and everything re-scores in place, so you can see how much the winner depends on what you value.
Try it on the stagePick your hunter
Seven shopping personas, each a different lens on what counts as best. Switch it and every item re-scores, so the winner can change.
Pick one. Watch the shelf.
How far Huntli reaches
Huntli searches the open web, including the specialist store you’d never have thought to check, and checks prices at the retailer. Local prices and local vendors, wherever you happen to be shopping from.
6,221retailers
Shops in our databaseAnd growing
Distinct shop domains Huntli has read at least one listing from. Counted live: the number ticks up as the database grows.
Regions, and growing
Local pricing and local vendors in each one.
Languages
Ask in yours.
Scoring dimensions
Set per category. A mattress isn’t scored like a laptop.
Sponsored slots
No pay-to-rank, ever.
Some of the shops
we search
Open one and look around.
This is a Stash we built with Huntli, read-only: the scores, the insights and the verified sellers, as a member sees them.
Say what you're buying and what matters. Read what comes back before you open a single shop tab.
Free to use no sponsored results ranked for you, never for payouts
The shelf3 espresso machines
The Huntli baseline
WeighsPrice, specs and reviews, equally.
Sage Bambino Plus wins. No single strength runs away with it; it gives up the least across the board.
Illustrative ranking. Real espresso machines; the lineup and order show how each lens re-weights, and can surface different machines. Not a live result.
Switch any time. It re-scores the list you already have.
