A hardware price index built around trust.

alltheprices.com compares computer component prices while treating marketplace data as untrusted input. The first category is CPUs because processor listings often mix technical fields such as cores, threads, sockets, and clocks.

Public products are generated from raw Amazon snapshots, matched against a curated CPU catalog, corrected when marketplace specs are wrong, and rejected when the model or price cannot be validated.

The commercial goal is affiliate revenue, but the publishing order matters: first a useful comparison site with working direct retailer links, then affiliate tracking once the site is ready for real users.