Choose what to buy with prices, reviews and owners’ reports

Prices across stores on Google Shopping, what video reviewers actually say, what owners report on Reddit after months of use, and expert test results, in one buying guide.

Steps

At most, per call

A buying guide narrows a category to the best pick for your needs, at the best price. With Agentik, your AI compares stores on Google Shopping with DataForSEO, reads video reviews and Reddit threads through ScrapeCreators, and finds expert tests with Exa.

Step 1: Find products and prices
DataForSEO searches Google Shopping and lists every seller’s price for three products; the results come back in a few minutes, and fetching them is free.
Step 2: Read video reviews
ScrapeCreators finds popular YouTube reviews and reads three transcripts, so your AI knows what reviewers actually say.
- YouTube searchScrapeCreators · 1 search$0.0019
- YouTube video transcriptScrapeCreators · 3 videos$0.0056
Step 3: Read owners on Reddit
ScrapeCreators searches Reddit and reads three threads where owners report problems after months of use.
- Reddit searchScrapeCreators · 2 searches$0.0038
- Reddit post commentsScrapeCreators · 3 threads$0.0056
Step 4: Read expert tests
Exa finds expert test results and long-term reviews.
- Exa web searchExa · 10 reviews$0.06
Step 5: Make the pick
Your AI picks the top three for your needs, the best price and store for each, the problems owners report, and one clear pick.
Your agent does this part, with no tool call.

Cost of the example

At most $0.08one run

One product search in the United States, sellers for 3 products, one YouTube search with 3 transcripts, 2 Reddit searches with 3 threads, one expert-review search.

Give this to your agent

Use my connected Agentik MCP server for this job: buying guide.

Help me choose what to buy. First ask me for the product type, my budget, my country and what matters most to me.

Find products and prices with dataforseo/google-shopping-products-task and every seller for the top three with dataforseo/merchant-google-sellers. Find video reviews with scrapecreators/get-v1-youtube-search and read three transcripts with scrapecreators/get-v1-youtube-video-transcript. Read what owners say with scrapecreators/get-v1-reddit-search and scrapecreators/get-v1-reddit-post-comments. Find expert test results with exa/search.

Finish with the top three for my needs (price, best store, strengths, problems owners report), the one I should buy and why, and what to avoid.

Before running anything, inspect each tool with inspect_tool, ask me for any input you don’t have instead of inventing it, and tell me the total price. Wait for my go. At the end, tell me what Agentik charged.

3 providers, one connection

What you get

A buying guide with a clear pick.

You provide

The product type
Budget
Country
What matters most

Your agent returns

The top three for your needs
The best price and store for each
Problems owners report
A clear pick with reasons

Buying guideExample layout

Product	Store	Owners report
Robot vacuum A	Retailer X	Mop pad wears fast
Robot vacuum B	Retailer Y	Reliable after a year
Robot vacuum C	Amazon	App disconnects

Placeholders. Your rows come from your run.

Each provider does one part

No single provider covers this job. Your agent calls each one for its part, from one connection.

Good to know

Google Shopping tasks return results in a few minutes; fetching them is free.
Video reviews can be sponsored; your AI notes disclosures it finds in transcripts.

When to use something else

For price drop alerts on one product, use a price tracker. This playbook helps you decide what to buy in the first place.

Questions

Are video reviews sponsored?

Sometimes. Your AI notes the disclosures it finds in transcripts.

Does it track price drops?

No. It helps you choose; a price tracker watches one product over time.

What does the example cost?

At most $0.08, reserved before each call and settled at the measured usage.

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