Most shopping tools chase coupons. Dupely tackles trust. Online shopping is full of manipulation: artificial price drops, fake reviews, paid influencers, and sketchy white label sellers reselling the same product at a markup. DupeScore finds identical products for less. Trust This Price flags fake savings using 90 days of price history. Seller badges show you who's actually credible. Now on iOS, Android, and Chrome. Dupely is the trust layer online shopping has been missing.
Hello world! We built Dupely because we kept getting frustrated with duplicate listings on Amazon. There are a million tools out there for resellers to get on the first page but none to help consumers cut through the dupes.
Today, we ship a fully functioning app + extension to help consumers get the best deal from reputable vendors on iOS, Android and Google Play!
As your using Dupely, feel free to tag me with some of your top dupes, feature ideas and if there's anything we can do to make the user experience that much better.
Thank you very much for your support and we look forward to building this into the trust layer for eCommerce!
Yeah, the unit normalization is exactly where it gets ugly. In extraction work the title and the structured pack field disagree constantly, '90ct' in the name but a 3x30 variant underneath, and whichever one you trust is wrong a surprising share of the time. What worked for us was treating price-per-unit as low-confidence unless two signals agreed (title regex plus the variant field), and just hiding the per-unit number when they didn't rather than showing a wrong one. A wrong savings figure kills trust faster than a missing one.
Building in the shopping space myself, so this one hits close. The gap between "is this product legit" and "is this seller legit" is bigger than most people realize — which one is Dupely actually scoring, or is it both? Curious which signal turns out most predictive: review-pattern anomalies or seller history. Congrats on the launch, the problem is painfully real.
The part nobody's asked about is the matching itself. Deciding two listings are the 'same product' is the whole game, and Amazon makes it ugly: a serum sold as 30ml vs 1oz, single unit vs a 2-pack, a renamed variation ASIN, a bundle with a free sample tacked on. When I worked on product matching, title plus image similarity got us to maybe 80%, and the last 20% (unit counts, pack sizes, refurb vs new) was where every wrong dupe call came from. A wrong dupe stings more than a missed one, since you're steering someone to buy the cheaper thing that isn't actually the same. How are you drawing that line today?
The Trust This Price flag using 90 days of history is the part I'd actually rely on, since fake "was $X, now $Y" drops are exactly what trips me up. When I'm on an Amazon listing with the Chrome extension, does DupeScore surface the cheaper identical product inline on the page, or do I have to open the app and search for it myself? And does the price history cover third-party marketplace sellers, or only the main buy-box?
Logan's question in this thread, whether the badge becomes the new thing to optimize around, is the one I'd push on too. I build in a category where dark patterns are the default and the honest answer is you never eliminate gaming, you price it up, so Ryan's framing rang true. What happens when a seller earns the badge legitimately and then quietly degrades, is there decay built into DupeScore?
Congrats!! Can users customize what matters most, like price history, seller trust, or return rates?
I'd love browser pop-ups explaining exactly why a seller earned or lost their credibility badge. What do you think?
This is a cool idea. How frequently is the seller trust data refreshed as new reviews and returns come in??
Congratulations on shipping. Does Dupely also compare prices across different retailers or only within marketplaces?
Congrats on the launch. I'd love notifications when a trusted seller starts offering a product I've saved. Is there a feature that exists for this?
The 90-day price history alone would save me from buying during fake "limited-time" sales. xD
As someone who shops on Amazon regularly, duplicate listings drive me absolutely crazy. Glad someone is tackling this.
Can users report products they think Dupely missed to improve future matching?
How DupeScore handles products with tiny cosmetic differences but identical manufacturers underneath?
I usually compare several websites before making a purchase. can Dupely alert users when the same product appears at a better verified price after they save it?
How does DupeScore actually identify identical products versus just similar ones, and does it factor in shipping costs when showing cheaper alternatives?
finally something that actually shows price history instead of pretending everything's on sale. caught a "30% off" listing that was literally higher than its 90 day average, that feature alone is worth the install.
the 90-day price history behind Trust This Price feels like the kind of unglamorous plumbing that actually changes how people shop. love that you built the trust layer first instead of another coupon hunt.
finally a tool that calls out fake price drops directly. tried it on a few listings and the 90 day price history actually made me rethink a couple of purchases.
About Dupely on Product Hunt
“The trust layer for online shopping”
Dupely launched on Product Hunt on July 7th, 2026 and earned 206 upvotes and 112 comments, placing #4 on the daily leaderboard. Most shopping tools chase coupons. Dupely tackles trust. Online shopping is full of manipulation: artificial price drops, fake reviews, paid influencers, and sketchy white label sellers reselling the same product at a markup. DupeScore finds identical products for less. Trust This Price flags fake savings using 90 days of price history. Seller badges show you who's actually credible. Now on iOS, Android, and Chrome. Dupely is the trust layer online shopping has been missing.
Dupely was featured in Android (57.3k followers), iOS (110.5k followers) and E-Commerce (41.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 97.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Dupely?
Dupely was hunted by Ben Lang. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Hello world! We built Dupely because we kept getting frustrated with duplicate listings on Amazon. There are a million tools out there for resellers to get on the first page but none to help consumers cut through the dupes.
Today, we ship a fully functioning app + extension to help consumers get the best deal from reputable vendors on iOS, Android and Google Play!
As your using Dupely, feel free to tag me with some of your top dupes, feature ideas and if there's anything we can do to make the user experience that much better.
Thank you very much for your support and we look forward to building this into the trust layer for eCommerce!