Chat with Pius Bot for free.

Pius Bot is the AI shopping assistant from products.ai. You tell it what you’re looking for, and it looks at what the market offers right now, reads test pages, reviews and forums, picks the product that fits you, explains why and tells you where to buy it. Asking is free, as often as you like, and for a big purchase there is Beast mode.

Yes. Sign in with Google or with a link we email you, no password needed, and ask as much as you like. Your chats are saved in your account so you can pick them up later. Only an account that asks as much as a script in a short time is paused for a while.

Every answer is a short report: the verdict first, with the pick and the one trade-off you should know. Then your top with the lowest price the market shows and at how many shops, what to watch for, and follow-ups in one tap. Every answer is checked before you see it.

The thorough version of Pius, for $15 a month or $120 a year, which saves you $60. Pius then searches far more shops and sources, reads reviews and forums like Reddit, and weighs many more products against each other before it picks.

It’s made for a big purchase or a hard choice. For a quick question, Free is plenty. What Beast mode does

Because Pius does more. Reading reviews and forum threads, checking more shops and comparing more products all take time, so a Beast mode answer can take up to 3 minutes. A free answer usually comes within half a minute.

Use it when a better answer is worth those few minutes: a TV, a laptop, a washing machine, or two models you can’t tell apart.

Choose Start Beast mode under pricing and sign in. Payment opens soon through Stripe; until then we switch Beast mode on for your account.

Search gives you pages of offers and ads, and the choosing is up to you. A general chatbot can mix up similar models or quote a price from an old page.

Pius looks the model up in today’s market, weighs it on what matters to you and quotes only prices that shops list right now.

Pius searches the market of your own country and picks a new one by default. When an offer is refurbished, the shop row says so plainly.

It checks 100+ sources in real time, always in this order:

1. Your question. Budget, what it’s for, and what you can’t do without. If the question is still broad, it first asks the one thing that decides the pick.
2. The market. Which models, brands and prices shops offer right now.
3. Test pages, reviews and the live web. What experts and buyers say about them.
4. A check, then your answer. One pick, why it fits and where to buy it.

From the market: the lowest new price shops list right now for exactly that model, with the shop and at how many shops it is on sale. Pius never writes a price itself. When it finds no reliable price, it drops the product or says so.

No. A shop ranks well by being the better offer: the exact product, in stock, delivered fast, easy to return, at a fair total price. Commission never picks the product, and affiliate links are only added after the ranking.

Where a merchant runs an affiliate program, a sale through that link can earn us a commission, and every such link is disclosed.

20 countries in 11 currencies, with 448 connected merchants. The Americas: the US, Canada and Brazil. Europe: Germany, the UK, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Sweden, Austria, Norway, Portugal, Finland and Liechtenstein. Asia-Pacific: India, Australia and New Zealand.

More countries are coming soon.

Yes. Paste your MCP URL into any MCP client, install the extension or connector where your platform offers one, or build on the API.

Access is by request for now, and a person in Amsterdam reads every request. Request access

Where a merchant runs an affiliate program, yes. The link is flagged in the data, you disclose it in your app, and a sale through it can earn your app a share of the commission. Commission never changes how offers rank. Terms vary per program.

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