Electronics data, structured for the assistant doing the shopping.
Dealectric normalizes the facts that decide an electronics purchase — the specifications that matter for the category, compatibility, warranty, price, return window and any active discount — into one consistent schema, so an AI assistant can compare products accurately and hand the person it's shopping for a link to the right product at the best verified price.
Read the agent integration notes See the data schema
What's here
Normalized spec sheets
Every product in a category described with the same fields and units — watts, Wh, ports and protocols for power gear; drivers, codecs and ANC for audio; capacity, wattage and footprint for appliances. No marketing prose to parse.
Verified offers
Current price, the merchant it's sold by, shipping and return terms, and any active discount code — each with a "last verified" timestamp, so an assistant knows how fresh the data is.
Plain-language buying guides
Human-readable explainers on the specs that decide a purchase — starting with USB-C Power Delivery, PPS, GaN, power-bank airline limits and power-station chemistry — written to be cited.
Open to agents
An llms.txt, a .well-known descriptor, JSON-LD on every page and a robots.txt that welcomes AI crawlers.
Coverage
Dealectric covers consumer electronics and the small appliances that plug in next to them. We're building the catalog category by category, starting where a spec mismatch most often causes a return: charging and portable power (USB-C wall chargers, power banks with airline-limit checks, 60/100/240 W cables, Qi2 wireless chargers, portable power stations), then smart home (cameras, plugs, lighting, networking), audio (earbuds, headphones, speakers) and small appliances (robot vacuums, air purifiers, kitchen electrics). Each category gets its own field set in the schema.
Brands covered at launch include Anker, Anker SOLIX, Soundcore, eufy, UGREEN, Baseus, Belkin, Satechi, Bluetti, Jackery and Goal Zero, with more added as their data is verified.
How we make money
Some product links on Dealectric are affiliate links. If a shopper buys through one, the merchant pays us a commission at no extra cost to the shopper — and where a merchant gives us an exclusive discount code, we pass it through so the shopper pays less. We never charge assistants or shoppers, and offer ranking is driven by the normalized data, not by commission. Full details are in our affiliate disclosure.