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What should this cost in Pakistan? Ask about any price — phones, lawn suits, cement, restaurant menus — or send a photo of a bill, quote, menu or price tag.

  • Every price links to its source
  • Checked on a schedule, re-checked on demand
  • English · اردو · Roman Urdu

How DAAM checks a price in Pakistan

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    Ask, or send a photo

    Type the product — “Samsung A56 price”, “cement rate Lahore” — in English, Urdu or Roman Urdu. Or snap the bill, quote or price tag.

  2. 2

    DAAM checks verified listings

    It compares the same product across sellers — same storage, PTA status, grade or size — using prices with a source link and a timestamp.

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    See the fair price and where to pay less

    You get the market range, the cheapest in-stock seller, the price history and a verdict on your price, with the confidence behind it.

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Questions people ask

What is DAAM?

DAAM (daampk.com) is a free price-checking chat for Pakistan. Ask what something costs, or send a photo of a receipt or quotation, and DAAM shows the current verified market range, the cheapest verified in-stock offer with a link to the seller, the price history and whether your price looks fair.

Is DAAM free?

Yes. You can ask without an account within a daily limit of checks. Signing in with Google gives you more checks per day and price-drop alerts for things you asked about.

Where do DAAM’s prices come from?

From publicly listed prices on Pakistani sellers’ websites and official sources, collected by DaamBot within each site’s robots.txt rules. Every price keeps its source link, the time it was checked and an evidence snippet. DAAM never makes up a price; when evidence is thin it says so.

Can DAAM check my receipt or a shop’s quotation?

Yes. Send a photo of a receipt, quotation, price tag or menu. DAAM reads the items and prices, lets you correct anything it misread, then checks each line against the verified market and shows any possible saving.

Which products and cities does DAAM cover?

Electronics and accessories, clothing and textiles, restaurant menu items and construction materials such as cement, sariya, bricks, sand, tiles and paint. It understands questions about 20 Pakistani cities, and checks construction and restaurant prices city by city.

More in how DAAM works and the price guides.