How it works
Three steps, and none of them involve us holding your money.
The total, not the sticker
Every price in a comparison table is the item plus shipping to you. A shop advertising a lower number and charging $29 to deliver it does not win a row here.
Coin amounts are indicative
We convert prices at a reference rate so you can compare at a glance. The binding amount is whatever the shop quotes on its invoice, normally with a short rate lock while you pay.
Custody is a filter, not a footnote
Shops that issue their own invoice are labelled non-custodial. Shops routing through a processor are named, and whether checkout demands identity documents is its own column — those are the two things that decide whether a shop is usable for you.
How BitShoppers works
A price sheet is only honest if the rows line up. Ours line up on the part number.
We normalise to a SKU
Shops name the same machine five different ways. Every offer is resolved to one part number first, so a row is genuinely the same box.
We total the real cost
Sticker price plus shipping, with the coins each shop actually settles in and whether checkout demands your ID.
You pick and pay direct
We never touch your coins or take a checkout. The Visit link goes straight to the shop’s own invoice.