EverydayPriceIndex

Found something wrong? Tell us.

We spend a lot of this site asking you to check our work. Until this week there was no way to tell us what you found — which is a silly thing to miss on a site about paying attention to details. Fixed.

One address, for all of it

corrections@everydaypriceindex.com

A person reads it. No form to fill in, no newsletter, no marketing list — we don't have one to add you to.

If we got a price wrong

Please tell us. We'd much rather be corrected than be quoted while we're wrong, and we've got a habit of saying so out loud when it happens.

Two recent ones: in August we admitted that Petco doesn't publish the size-based price ladder we'd credited it with — we'd repeated someone else's number without checking. Same month, we found we'd listed a massage membership $30 too low, and published the arithmetic proving our own figure had been stale the day we printed it. Both corrections are still sitting on those pages with dates on them. We didn't quietly swap the numbers out and hope nobody noticed.

What helps us fix it fast: which chain, which service, the price you were actually quoted or saw posted, roughly where you are, and a link if the chain has one. A photo of the menu board or your receipt is the gold standard. And if you work at one of these places and our number is off, we'd especially like to hear from you — you don't have to give your name.

If there's a category we should be covering

Tell us that too. What gets built next is genuinely shaped by what people ask for, because there's no sense guessing when someone will just say it.

The bar is simple: something ordinary people buy over and over from national chains, where the chains make the price annoyingly hard to find. So far that's oil changes, haircuts, car washes, gyms, storage units, massage and dog grooming. Tax prep and urgent care are next on our own list — but a request from a real person beats our guesswork, so if it's something else, say so.

If you want to use the data

Go ahead — you don't need to ask. The whole thing is free to download under CC BY 4.0. Republish it, chart it, feed it to a model, build something on top of it. Crediting us is the only condition.

We'd still like to hear from you, for one practical reason: we decide which categories to re-check first based on what people actually use, and right now we're guessing. If you're a journalist, a researcher, or building something with it, one line by email genuinely changes what we prioritise.

Things we can't do

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