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The homepage says no account is needed to start a search and lists free use as a comparison row, but it gives no plan names or prices.
Learn moreDescribe a purchase in a sentence, get a scored, price-checked shortlist

Huntli is an AI shopping assistant that turns a one-sentence request into a scored, price-checked shortlist from shops across the open web, saved in shareable Stashes with price watching and persona-based re-scoring.
Huntli is an AI shopping assistant built around a single idea: describe what you want to buy in plain language and let the tool handle the research. A request such as a carry-on that meets an airline's cabin limits under a set budget is enough. Huntli searches shops across the open web, confirms price, stock and shipping for the user's region on the retailer's own page, and returns a ranked pick with reasons. A photo can be used instead of text, and no account is needed to start a search. The product is aimed at people who treat purchases as research projects: buyers comparing electronics, camera gear, skincare, PC components or household appliances who would otherwise juggle browser tabs and spreadsheets. Each category is scored on five criteria that a reviewer in that field would use, so a mattress is not judged like a laptop. Huntli also compares current prices against what a product normally sells for, which is meant to expose inflated "was" prices. The homepage demonstrates this with an audit of a real headphone listing, and it states that there are no sponsored slots and no pay-to-rank placement. In practice, results are saved to a Stash, one list per purchase, with prices, scores, notes and price history attached. Items from different searches can be merged into one comparison table, two finalists can be put head to head with the trade-offs spelled out, and a watched item triggers an email when a verified seller drops its price. Seven shopping personas, including Budget Hunter, Maximizer, Eco-Conscious and Used & Recycled, re-score the same list so the user can see how much the winner depends on priorities. Stashes can be shared, and public examples and written buying guides show finished hunts. Compared with traditional search and general AI chat, Huntli positions itself as a saved, ad-free working list rather than a one-off answer. It claims coverage of over six thousand retailers, sixteen or more regions and nine languages.


The homepage says no account is needed to start a search and lists free use as a comparison row, but it gives no plan names or prices.
Learn moreAn FAQ page and written buying guides are available on the site.
Learn moreNatural-language and photo search, live price, stock and shipping checks, five category-specific scoring dimensions, Stash lists with price history and watch alerts, cross-search comparison tables, head-to-head view, seven shopping personas, shareable lists, fake discount detection.





