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prices
Snagfit posts tagged prices.
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Shopping
How do you find vintage or secondhand from a photo?
A vintage piece has no current listing to find, because the shop that sold it closed years ago. What is findable is another copy of the same garment, and that is a different search.
- 02
Shopping
How do you read a shopping result before you tap it?
A result card carries five pieces of information and most people read one of them. Knowing what the other four are telling you saves opening six tabs to find out.
- 03
Shopping
How do you find a piece that has sold out?
The garment exists, you know exactly what it is, and every shop that had it is showing a greyed-out size button. There are six places left to look, and they work in a specific order.
- 04
Shopping
What should you check before buying from a result?
A result gets you to a retailer's page. Everything that decides whether the purchase goes well happens on that page, and most of it takes under two minutes to read.
- 05
Comparisons
Snagfit vs Shoppin: 99 cents a look, or a weekly subscription?
Shoppin charges by the week, starting at $2.99, and adds virtual try-on and voice search on an iPad-built app. Snagfit charges 99 cents a look on any device, with no subscription to remember to cancel.
- 06
Comparisons
Snagfit vs Seekia: one search, or a whole wardrobe app?
Seekia bundles photo search with virtual try-on, a digital closet and a packing planner, starting at $3.99 a month. Snagfit does one thing, reading a photo and returning buy links, at 99 cents a look.
- 07
Comparisons
Snagfit vs Outfit Lens: 99 cents a look, or a free Chrome extension?
Outfit Lens is a free Chrome extension that finds clothes in 37 categories from 50 or more stores. Snagfit charges 99 cents a look after the first one. Free wins on price, but only on a desktop with Chrome installed.
- 08
Comparisons
Snagfit vs Lykdat: a subscription or 99 cents?
Lykdat asks for US$3.99 a month. Snagfit asks for 99 cents a look after the first free one. At four looks a month the cheaper option changes over, and the rest of the difference is about browsing.
- 09
Shopping
How do you build an outfit around one piece?
You found one thing you want. Buying the other seven from the same photo is how wardrobes fill with clothes nobody wears. Here is the cheaper way to get the same result.
- 10
Comparisons
Snagfit vs FetchFashion: where can you actually buy?
FetchFashion and Snagfit work almost the same way, so the feature list is not where they part. The difference is which shops each one can send you to, and whether those shops will post to your address.
- 11
Shopping
How do you find a cheaper version of a designer piece?
The trick is knowing which parts of a piece make it look expensive, then searching for those instead of the brand. Here is how to describe a garment so the search finds the right thing.
- 12
Shopping
Why does the same item have different prices?
Three shops, three prices, same garment. Sometimes that is a genuine bargain and sometimes it is a different product wearing the same photo. Here is how to tell.
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How it works
Why does the same photo give different results?
You search the same screenshot twice and get different shops, different prices, sometimes a different description. Three things move underneath the search, and none of them are your photo.