Remember Less.
Choose Smarter.™
WiseChoice remembers what you paid, where you bought it, and what you usually pay—so you can quickly tell whether today’s price is actually a good deal.
Ever stand in a store and wonder, “What did I pay last time?”
You know you’ve bought it before. You might even remember where. But was it $7.99 last time? $9.49? Was it cheaper somewhere else? WiseChoice keeps track so you don’t have to.
Shop smarter without remembering every price.
Remember Prices
See what you’ve paid before, so you’re not relying on memory when you’re standing in the aisle.
Compare Stores
Remember where you’ve found better prices and where you usually buy each item.
Know What’s a Good Deal
Compare today’s price with what you usually pay and make a more confident buying decision.
“I visited a vitamin shop, spotted products I normally purchase online, and entered them into WiseChoice to compare prices.”
Ready to stop guessing what a good price looks like?
WiseChoice Shopping is currently in early access. Be one of the first to use it free, and help shape what we build next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does WiseChoice do?
WiseChoice helps you remember what you paid and where you bought it, so you can compare today’s price with your own shopping history.
Is WiseChoice free?
Yes—WiseChoice Shopping is free during early access. Try it and help shape what we build next.
Can I scan a barcode?
Barcode scanning isn’t available yet. Simply type the item and price, or use your phone’s voice-to-text to enter them.
Does it automatically find the cheapest price online?
No. Prices can vary by location and even between a retailer’s store and its own website—including at Costco. Enter the price you see in the store so your comparisons reflect your actual shopping.
Whose prices am I comparing?
Your own. As you save prices, WiseChoice builds a personal history of the items and stores you shop, helping you recognize a good deal for you.
Will WiseChoice add more modules?
We’re exploring additional modules for other everyday categories. Features and timing aren’t set, and early-access feedback will help guide what comes next.
Still have a question? Get in touch.