FareTruth

Get the same price as everyone else.Identify dynamic and deceptive pricing.

Check the price before you pay — not after the charge clears.We never sell or share your data.

Paste one hotel quote.

What we stand for

  • Best price

    Know you’re getting a fair deal

    See how your quote stacks up before you pay.

  • Same price

    Same offer.Same deal for everyone.

    Compare what peers were shown for the same thing.

  • Observed gaps

    Identify quiet markups early

    Observed gaps — you were shown more than peers.Evidence, not a legal finding.

How it works

Three steps to a fair price.

Check the number you were shown — or report it when something feels off.Either way, you stop wondering if you’re the one paying more.

  1. Show us the price you got

    Paste a travel quote, or report a cart, shelf, receipt, or package that didn’t match the number you were promised.

  2. See if everyone else paid less

    We line your offer up with peers so you know if you’re getting the same deal — or a worse one.

  3. Pay with confidence

    Follow a vendor or watch an offer. We’ll alert you before you overpay again.

Fair deal check

Same stay.Not the same price.

Identical hotel nights.One shopper paid more.That’s an observed gap — and we’re here to identify it in travel, carts, shelf tags, and bills alike.

Mobile · California · logged in

$289

You paid more

Desktop · New York · guest

$241

Same stay, better price

You could have saved $48

That’s an observed price gap — evidence you weren’t getting the same deal as everyone else.Act before you pay.

Watchlist

Where fair deals slip

These are places shoppers often don’t get the same price as everyone else.Follow one and we’ll tell you when a shopper report or price gap shows up.

  • AmazonHighest tracked price-change volume
  • WalmartDigital labels + high online velocity
  • KrogerGrocery electronic shelf labels
  • TargetDocumented cart price swings
  • Best Buy / AliExpressElevated change rates
  • InstacartAI pricing under public scrutiny
  • UberSame route, different price reports
  • Shake ShackTip-linked item price reports
  • Anyone you reportWe review and add them to the watchlist

Notes summarize public reporting and third-party price-change analysis.Shopper reports are leads — not legal verdicts.

Privacy

Fight for a fair price — keep your data yours.

  • Never sold

    Your personal data is not a product. Full stop.

  • Never shared

    No advertisers.No brokers.No vendor targeting side deals.

  • You choose

    Reports, price checks, and the extension only run when you say so.

Read the privacy policy

FAQ

Straight answers

What is FareTruth?

FareTruth helps you make sure you’re getting a fair deal — the same price other shoppers see, not a quietly worse one.We surface observed price gaps across retail, grocery, restaurants, travel, ride apps, and marketplaces — including IP or city prices, loyalty-app totals, short weight, junk fees, and tip-screen math.

Who do you cover?

Stores and marketplaces (Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy), grocery (Kroger, Instacart), restaurants (tip screens that change item prices, or suggested tip % that doesn’t match the dollars), travel stays, and ride apps (same route, different price).Report any vendor — your reports grow the watchlist.

What about tip screens that change item prices?

That’s in scope.If skipping a restaurant tip raises the price of what you ordered (as shoppers have reported at places like Shake Shack), send before/after screenshots.We treat it as an observed gap lead — you were shown a different total — not a legal finding.

What if the suggested tip percentages don’t match the math?

Also in scope.If a receipt says 20% tip but the printed dollars are higher than 20% of the check, send a photo of the bill.That’s an observed gap between the labeled percent and the math — a lead, not a legal finding.

Do stores or ride apps charge more based on where I am?

Shoppers report the same item or the same ride costing more from one IP address, city, or pickup than another.That’s an observed gap — you were shown a different number than a peer — not a legal finding.Send the two totals (or screenshots) as a report.

What about loyalty apps that track shoppers?

If a loyalty or shopper app showed you a different price than a guest or a friend, that’s in scope.Press and regulators have warned that some trackers sell shopping data.FareTruth never sells or shares yours — report the two prices you were shown.

Is Walmart really doing dynamic pricing?

Retailers like Amazon, Walmart, Kroger, and Target show high price-change activity online.Walmart is rolling digital shelf labels nationwide and says they aren’t for surge pricing.We still help you check whether you’re getting the same price as peers — and welcome your reports.

Do you sell or share my data?

Never.We don’t sell, rent, or share your personal data with advertisers or brokers — unlike ad trackers that may sell shopping data.Price checks and shopper reports power the comparisons and alerts you ask for — nothing else.

Is an “observed price gap” a legal claim?

No.We show evidence that you may be paying more than peers — with sample size and confidence.Shopper reports are leads for review — not courtroom findings.

Your move

Make sure you’re getting the best price.

Same product.Same stay.You deserve the same deal as everyone else — not a quiet markup.Check your price or report what felt wrong.

Paste one hotel quote.