How We Rank Products
WeKompare is a comparison site. Our pages gather the products people buy most in a category and put their published facts side by side, so you can narrow a long list down to a short one. This page explains exactly how those pages are built, and where their limits are.
What we do not do
We do not buy, receive or test the products listed on this site. Nothing here is a hands-on review, and we never claim otherwise. If a page says a product is durable, quiet or easy to set up, that statement comes from the manufacturer’s specifications or from what customers report in their reviews, not from our own use.
Where the data comes from
- Product selection. The products on a comparison page come from Amazon’s best-seller data for that category or search term. The order reflects how well products sell on Amazon, not a score we assign.
- Specifications. Features, dimensions and materials are those published by the manufacturer or the seller on the Amazon listing.
- Customer ratings. Where shown, the average star rating and the number of reviews are Amazon’s own figures. A rating based on a handful of reviews tells you less than one based on thousands, which is why we show both.
- Prices and availability. Both come from Amazon and are shown with the time they were last checked. They change often; the price on Amazon at the moment of purchase is the one that applies.
How the “Top picks” are chosen
Some pages highlight a few products with labels such as “Best Overall”, “Best Budget” or “Best Premium”. These picks are made from the same data: sales rank, customer ratings, review volume, features and price position within the list. They are a reading aid, not a verdict from a test bench.
How the guides are written
The buying advice, pros and cons and frequently asked questions on our pages are drafted with the help of AI tools, working from the product data described above. They are meant to explain what the specifications mean for a buyer and which criteria matter in a category. They do not describe personal experience with a product.
How often pages are updated
Product lists, prices and ratings are refreshed automatically and regularly. When Amazon cannot confirm a recent price for a product, we hide the price rather than show an outdated one.
How this site is funded
As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. When you follow a link to Amazon and buy something, we may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Commissions do not change the order of the lists, which follows Amazon’s sales data. See our affiliate disclosure for details.
Spotted a mistake?
Listings change and automated pages can be wrong. If you notice an error, a product in the wrong category or outdated information, please tell us and we will correct it.