Startup of the Week - Tailored.to
by Startacus Admin
Whether you’re buying a gift for the festive season or simply buying for yourself, chances are you’ll spend quite a bit of time researching your purchase. Hours and often days can be spent trawling through countless websites, comparing prices and checking out reviews before the final buying decision is made.
That however need no longer be the case thanks to our latest Startup of the Week.
Tailored.to is an innovative platform which aims to “find you the right product first time” and thereby stops you wasting time on all that endless and monotonous research, comparison and price checking.
In essence what Tailored.to does is it searches the web and processes product reviews, features, prices, promos and offers and then validates and ranks them. Over 40 million pieces of “trusted product insight” are analysed so it’s pretty comprehensive!
It provides the real lowdown on all sorts of products - from coffee machines to VR headsets - they’re all here.
When you search for a product on Tailored.to, you simply answer a short survey - really just a couple of questions on your usage, needs and budget. Tailored.to will then recommend the perfect product to match those needs and you’ll be able to see just why as Tailored.to outlines “why it’s right for you” based on the answers you had given to the survey.
What is particularly refreshing is the fact that Tailored.to is entirely independent and unbiased so you can be sure that the recommended products genuinely fit your requirements - no sponsorship or paid promo here!
We reckon this MarTech startup is not only one to watch, it’s one to most certainly use.
Happy shopping!
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