About FindAProduct

FindAProduct is run by Venkata Siva Ramakrishna Naidu, a senior Android engineer in the UK. He built the site. The aim is practical: put the prices shops are sending today on one page, then open the shop. It is a sole-trader project, not a large comparison company, and it does not claim laboratory tests or hands-on reviews of every product.

Retailer rows come from Awin, CJ, and Rakuten feeds. Visit retailer is an affiliate link. If you buy, the shop or the network may pay a commission. The price on the shop’s page is the price you pay. We do not take the card for those orders and we do not hold the stock.

Guides on this site are written here. They explain how to choose a type of product and how to read a listing. Where a guide shows a price or a shop count, that number is read from the live catalogue at the time you open the page. If the feed has nothing useful, the guide says so instead of inventing a figure.

Who runs it

Venkata Siva Ramakrishna Naidu runs FindAProduct from the UK. He is a senior Android engineer and the founder. The site is a sole-trader project. There is no editorial staff behind the name, and there is no lab. Guides are written for this site and checked against the rules on the editorial policy page. They are not hands-on reviews.

How products are filtered

A row is shown when the feed still has it in stock, with a name and a price. We keep a photo when the shop sent one we can use, and we drop rows whose image is a known placeholder. We do not add a product to fill a gap. Postage, a returns window, and whether a size really fits are on the shop’s page after Visit retailer. Those clicks are affiliate links. They do not change the price the shop charges.

Where the products come from

Shops join an affiliate programme on Awin, Commission Junction, or Rakuten and send a product file. We import rows that have a usable name and a live offer, and we keep a photo when the feed sends one. We do not type prices in by hand and we do not invent products to make a department look larger. If a file is late, the price you see can lag the shop.

How the site makes money

Visit retailer is an affiliate link. If you buy after that click, the shop or the network may pay a commission. The commission is not added to your basket, and it is not used to pick which shop appears first. Shop order follows the feed price. Some pages also show an advertisement, labelled as one. You can read the affiliate disclosure for the hop itself.

Questions: hello@findaproduct.co.uk. The methodology and editorial policy describe how listings are chosen and what we leave out.