Pius Bot

Buying new headphones can eat a whole evening of open tabs, and the two finalists turn out to have almost the same model number. Pius Bot, the shopping assistant from products.ai, takes the question in plain words and answers with one product and the reason it fits. When the question is still broad, it first asks the one thing that decides the pick, over-ear or in-ear for instance.

The answer comes as a short report with the pick on top, then a few alternatives with a one-line reason each and a note on what to watch for. Behind it, Pius starts with what shops list today, taken from Google Shopping, and then reads reviews and forum threads. Products are matched by their barcode, so specs and offers belong to the exact model. Each price shows the shop and the day it was seen, and the site says Pius drops a product when it finds no reliable price.

The site lists 20 countries in 11 currencies, with shops in your own country checked first. Businesses can request the same picks through an API, or through an MCP server that AI assistants connect to. The company earns commission through affiliate links, which the site says are added after the ranking; it also says shops cannot pay for placement. A slower Beast mode digs through more shops and Reddit threads, and one answer can take up to three minutes.