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Source cheaper replacement parts

The bot identifies the part you need, sometimes from a photo, checks whether the original was the right size, and compares sellers against the manufacturer's price.

Up to $300 once as reported, with no screenshot · 1 case, 1 reports a saving

Starting prompt (adapted)

I need to replace [part] in my [appliance or system]. Identify the exact part from the photos and model details I give you, check whether the current one is the right size or rating for the job, and find at least three sellers with the total price including shipping. Compare them with the original manufacturer's part and flag any compatibility risks. Do not order or pay for anything until I approve; show me each seller's listing and say which specs the listing confirms versus what you assume.

Written for this site from what the cases below did. It is a starting point, not a prompt anyone posted. Fill in the parts in brackets.

What you still do

  • Take photos of the old part
  • Choose the seller and place the order
  • Do or arrange the install

Where it tends to fail

  • Single text-only claim
  • Saving is against the original-brand price, not a past bill
  • A different size than the original carries a fit risk

Reported savings

$300in the first year, across 1 case

As people report it, converted to USD. Only cases where the provider agreed or the change is reported done.

By what backs the amount

  • Evidence: Text only $300

    1 case

How well it's backed up

So far this is a single text-only claim about a home pump, with the saving measured against the original-brand part.

Text only: 1.

How we label cases

Cases

Reported done

1 case Show

The provider agreed or the change is reported done. Biggest saving first. Each case says what backs it.