This summer provided an exclusive opportunity for marketing specialists from 3 students from the best schools in the domain, and to help others in the process.
Archit Mehta, Darshan Lakshminarayanan and Parth Harish have created PriceMerge, a non-public protective equipment or PPE, and other similar COVID-19 parts, while helping the customer get the most productive price.
There is no service fee, Mehta said.
“Our sole purpose is to help others save cash because of the coronavirus pandemic,” he said.”We will not evaluate or rate cash to search for a product, nor will we display ads on the website.. Our sole purpose is to help others find smart deals on vital coronavirus products and normal products.Online shopping.”
Mehta, 17, an emerging elder at West Winsdor-Plainsboro High School North, said the online page is “a tool for others to face the coronavirus epidemic.”
“It’s a wonderful way for consumers to save time and cash at the same time,” Mehta said.”The underlying concept is to offer other people who buy online the offer to product costs.”
A Woodbridge resident, Lakshminarayanan, 16, is a third-year student at the Middlesex County Academy of Engineering Sciences, Mathematics and Technologies, which is a component of the Middlesex County Technical and Vocational Schools system, while Harish, 16, lives in Edison and is JP Stevens High School.
All 3 friends have a “deep pastime in programming” and have already worked in combination on hackatons and other programming contests.
Upon watching the news a few months ago, Mehta learned that there was an increase in e-commerce and pieces such as handkerchiefs, masks, hand sanitist and toilet paper while stealing from the shelves.
“And they showed up online at very high costs, they all bought them,” he said.”That’s where the Concept of PriceMerge comes from.
“We created why it sought to empower consumers by providing them with a tool they can use to compare products on many sites and receive notifications when product costs fall and save a lot of money.”
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PriceMerge is helping customers in two ways: a built-in value comparison tool searches for the item, compares it to other e-commerce Internet sites, and shows the customer the cheapest selection they can buy locally; and follows the maximum COVID-19 resources sought.
Because PriceMerge updates the lowest value, users can set the value they need to pay for parts and will receive an email when it drops to that value.
“Our two facilities, one that allows you to compare facilities across multiple Internet sites and the one that provides you with an email when the value drops, are designed to help others with the coronavirus pandemic,” Mehta said.
Mehta added that PriceMerge tracks or sells data, thus ensuring customer privacy.
To date, PriceMerge has registered more than 10,000 page views.
“We’re going to get more people to use this and save money,” Mehta said.
So far, the feedback has been positive from other people who have saved money and time, he said.
Mehta would like to see PriceMerge its services.
“I realize you have more programs than just the coronavirus,” he said.”We can expand it to come with any product, so we need to keep uploading to the website.”
For more information, www.pricemerge.com.
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Cheryl Makin is a journalist at MyCentralJersey.com.To gain unlimited access to her award-winning work, subscribe or activate your virtual account today.