The lowest product price is not always the lowest delivered price. OGAD (Off Grid AI Desktop) Pro has a Compare prices across stores flow that collects the exact product, delivery location, and seller rules before it browses. A local model can do the reasoning while Web Use reads live store pages.
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This task needs internet access. The useful result is a shortlist with matching variants, known delivery costs, and source links that you can check. It is not a promise to find every offer or guarantee the lowest price.
Start with an exact product
Open Assistant > Compare prices across stores. Fill Exact product with the model, size, color, quantity, and condition. Add Delivery location and Condition and seller rules. Use Stores to include or avoid when you have preferences.
For example, compare one named 1 TB portable SSD, new and sealed, delivered to your postcode. Mixing a 500 GB variant or a refurbished item into the same ranking would defeat the comparison.
Select a downloaded local text model first. In Settings > Computer use, use a local Web Use model setup; Same as Chat uses the selected chat model for the browser task. Pro is required for this Assistant workflow.
Get a comparison you can check
- Complete the product brief and select Start in chat.
- Let Web Use check the retailer pages. Follow progress in Tasks and respond if the site requires your input.
- Read the table of offers. Check item price, shipping, known fees, seller, stock, delivery estimate, and return terms.
- Open the linked product pages and confirm the best candidates yourself.
The preset asks for up to four reputable retailers and instructs the assistant not to add items to a cart or buy them. Treat any fee that appears only at checkout as unknown until you see it yourself.
Compare a delivered total, not a tempting number
Use one quantity, condition, and destination for every offer. Ask the assistant to keep unknown charges visible instead of treating them as zero.
A useful table has these columns:
| Field | What it prevents |
|---|---|
| Exact model and variant | Comparing different capacities or generations |
| Item price and quantity | Mixing a single item with a multipack |
| Shipping and known fees | Ranking an incomplete subtotal as the final price |
| Seller and condition | Confusing a new first-party offer with a refurbished marketplace listing |
| Delivery and return terms | Hiding a slower or harder-to-return option behind a lower price |
| Source and check time | Losing the route back to the actual offer |
If shipping appears only after an address or checkout step, leave it unknown in the research result. The preset’s no-cart boundary remains in place. You can check the final cost yourself when you have chosen which offer to inspect.
Write constraints that change the ranking
“Find a good deal” leaves the assistant to guess what good means. A more useful brief could be:
Compare the exact model and capacity named above, new and sealed, one unit, delivered to my postcode. Exclude refurbished offers. Include the seller and return period shown. Prefer delivery before my stated date. Do not treat an unknown shipping charge as free.
Use your actual requirements. A delivery deadline can make the next-cheapest offer the practical choice. A manufacturer warranty requirement can rule out an otherwise matching import. State those conditions before the search so the table reflects your decision.
Use the result to reduce the pages you must read
After the run, open the best two valid offers. Confirm the product identifier first, then the total you can actually obtain. Check whether the price depends on a membership, coupon, or payment method you do not plan to use.
If the offers differ in a way the table did not capture, ask for that specific follow-up rather than a new broad search. For example: “Compare the return conditions for these two exact offers. Keep the source wording and mark unclear terms.”
The value is a structured shortlist you can inspect. Your final choice still uses the current seller page and the terms available to you.
Watch for mismatched offers
Check the part number and variant before the price. A lower total may reflect a different capacity, an import warranty, a third-party seller, or a longer delivery time. Ask the assistant to exclude offers that break your rules and explain any missing fields.
Prices and stock can change after the page is read. Keep the check time and source link with the result. If a store blocks automated browsing, use another permitted source or review that store yourself; do not accept an invented price.
Try OGAD with one exact product and a delivery postcode. Use its comparison to reduce the pages you need to inspect, then make the purchase decision from the live offer.