Use case · Agent mode

Find the cheapest one without the squinting.

Search results and category pages are built to make comparing hard. Hark reads every item, lines up the prices and opens the one you actually want.

Reads every card

Prices, sizes, ratings — including the small print.

Explains the trade-off

“$10 cheaper, but half the battery life.”

Never checks out for you

Adding payment details and placing the order are always your steps.

How to do it

Step by step, with Hark.

Open a listing or search results page

Any shop.

Ask Hark to compare

By price, unit price, rating or a spec you care about.

Read the shortlist

Hark explains the difference in a sentence.

Let Hark open the winner

Buying remains your decision.

Prompts to try

Copy, paste, done.

Compare prices on this page and open the cheapest
Which of these has the best price per litre?
Show me the three best-rated under $150
Compare the two products in this page’s table

Tips

  • Ask for unit prices when pack sizes differ.
  • Tell Hark your must-haves first: “wireless, under $150”.
  • Prices are read from the page as shown; check delivery costs at checkout.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Can Hark compare prices across different shops?

Hark compares what is on the page you have open. To compare shops, open each one and ask, or use a price-comparison site and let Hark read its results.

Can Hark buy the product for me?

Hark can navigate to the product and to the cart, but it never enters payment details and always asks before any step that places an order.

Does Hark track price drops?

No. Hark does not monitor pages in the background.

Hand your next task to Hark.

Add it to Chrome, open the side panel and say what you need. It takes about ten seconds.

Free plan included · No account needed · Works in Chrome on Windows, Mac, Linux and ChromeOS