Muchita Shopping · Free Chrome extension Same product. Lower price.

No. Muchita does not add, replace or modify affiliate links, does not set affiliate cookies, and does not change checkout. No retailer pays for placement, and the ranking never changes based on who we have a relationship with, because we have none. Since June 2025 Chrome's own extension policy requires affiliate behaviour to be disclosed on the store listing, so this is a claim you can check rather than take on trust.

Muchita is free and there is no paid tier. It does not make money right now: there is no revenue model yet, and I would rather tell you that than invent one. It is cheap to run because the work happens on your device - there is no paid AI service billed on every search. If that ever changes it will be on this page before it ships, and it will never decide which offer wins.

Not today, while it runs. No language model is called during a price check and nothing is sent to an AI service. Muchita reads the product data from each page, checks identifiers like GTIN, EAN and MPN, then compares colour, size, capacity, bundle and condition using purpose-built rules that reject conflicting or uncertain matches. I did use AI extensively to develop and test those rules - making them work across different stores, page structures and languages took months. If that ever changes, the part that matters will not: the work happens on your device, and what you are shopping for is not sent to a server of ours.

About two minutes for a full price check. Options start appearing within a few seconds, so you can review the early ones while the deeper search continues. It takes that long because Muchita opens and reads the candidate offer pages it checks rather than trusting search snippets. If you want a faster answer, the first results are usually enough to tell you whether it is worth waiting.

They do different jobs. Honey is a coupon-code extension: it looks for discount codes to apply at checkout, and it is funded by affiliate commissions. Muchita compares the item price across stores and verifies the offer is the exact same product, variant and condition before calling anything cheaper, and takes no affiliate revenue at all. You can run both. They answer different questions.

Not today. If it ever does, it will only show codes verified to work for that product at that retailer, rather than a long list of expired ones for you to paste in yourself. A code that does not work is worse than no code, because it costs you time and makes you doubt the rest of the result.

To detect a product on the page you are already on, which happens locally in your browser. Muchita has the same access to a store that you do, no more and no less, and no server of ours fetches anything on your behalf. Nothing is sent anywhere and no research starts until you click. Your settings, lists and price history stay on your device.

When you start a price check, search and discovery stay in the product tab. Muchita checks candidate offer pages in parallel in temporary tabs inside that product's tab group; you can see or open them, and they close when the check ends. Pages needing attention may be retried in the visible tab. Only offers that pass identity, variant, condition, availability, currency and price checks are compared. Muchita ranks by verified item price and shows shipping separately.

It depends on the product and the market. A price check can use Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, comparison sites, marketplaces and retailers. Results cover only the offers checked during that run and are not a promise that every seller was found. A product can also change or disappear after a price check.

Yes. Offers are converted into a single currency so a price from another country is comparable rather than confusing, and you pick which currency in Settings. By default Muchita follows the market you are shopping in and falls back to your local currency. Currency is also one of the checks an offer has to pass before it can be compared at all.

The checked stores had no offer that passed the required product, variant, availability, condition, currency and price checks. Muchita will not turn an unknown or mismatched listing into a deal. It is a real answer, and often the one that lets you stop looking.

Choose Take over to continue, solve the challenge in the visible research tab, and return to Muchita. Muchita does not bypass or automatically solve provider security checks. If it cannot continue, try again later.

Add Muchita from the Chrome Web Store, then pin it from Chrome's Extensions menu so it is easy to open on a product page. Start a price check from a specific product page, not from a search or category listing.

Yes. Save any product or offer to a named list, add your own notes, and reorder them. Open Saved, choose a product and select Refresh prices, and Muchita opens its page in a visible tab and runs a fresh price check, keeping that product's price history on your device. It is a shopping list you can re-check on demand.

Not yet. Chrome is the only build today. The gap to a Firefox version is fairly small, so if enough people want one it will happen - say so and it moves up the list.

Open Muchita Settings → Privacy → Reset local data to clear extension-managed data and restore fresh defaults. To uninstall, open Chrome's Extensions menu, open Muchita Shopping's menu, and choose Remove from Chrome.

Read the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Muchita Shopping is independent and is not affiliated with Google or any retailer.

Muchita verifies the exact product you're viewing - same model and variant, new and in stock - and links the evidence, with no affiliate model. Assistants such as Phia focus on fashion discovery across new and secondhand listings. Read the honest side-by-side on the Muchita vs. Phia page.