Actually Useful

Shop on your terms instead of Amazon's.

Actually Useful gives you the Amazon shopping experience Amazon should have built. Open the panel on any Amazon search page and you get controls Amazon deliberately leaves out: sort by real price-per-unit, filter by keyword, hide or push sponsored listings to the end, sort by delivery date, and load up to 10 pages of results to sort across all of them at once. When you've found your candidates, check them to build a shortlist. Then open them all side by side in the Actually Useful comparison table — sortable, filterable, and shareable. Add notes, send the link, and the other person can filter, add their own notes, and share again. What's inside the panel: • Price per unit — sorts by real unit price across all results. The best value item gets a star. • Keyword filter — include terms, exclude terms, use OR logic. Mismatches dim to the bottom. • Sponsored control — move ads to the end, or hide them entirely. • Delivery sorting — sort by soonest delivery or soonest free delivery. • Shortlist — check items as you browse, then compare them side by side on the web. • Multi-page loading — load up to 10 pages and sort across all of them at once. • Source filtering — toggle Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods, Pharmacy, and third-party sellers independently. • Coupons & Subscribe and Save — surfaced and factored into sorting, not hidden until checkout. Free. No paid features. No ads. No data sold.