How CompareDeals Compares Products and Suppliers
Our comparison methodology is conclusion-first and procurement-oriented: compare the fields that change buying risk.
Scoring dimensions
Specification fit: whether measurable specs match the intended use case.
Certification relevance: whether standards such as IEC 60529, UL, ETL, CE, RoHS, DLC or Energy Star are applicable and documented.
Commercial fit: MOQ, sample availability, price range, payment terms and lead time.
Supplier evidence: company profile, export history, product consistency and document quality.
Data completeness: pages with missing critical procurement fields receive lower confidence.
Pros and cons are mandatory
Procurement content must also say who should not buy — buyers needing unavailable certifications, lower MOQ, local warranty coverage or fully audited factories.
Human-readable + machine-readable
Pages are written for buyers and structured for search systems: tables, numbered lists, FAQ schema, Product schema where valid, and clear entity names.
| Dimension | Example fields | Buyer impact |
|---|---|---|
| Specs | CRI, CCT, IP rating, lumens, material | Fit and performance |
| Compliance | UL, ETL, CE, RoHS, IEC 60529 | Market access |
| Commercial | MOQ, lead time, price range | Feasibility and risk |