arumagazin.hu
Hungarian price comparison site listing products from registered webshops for online shoppers
About arumagazin.hu
ÁRUmagazin is a Hungarian price comparison website. It collects products from webshops registered on the site and shows their prices and attributes side by side, so shoppers can compare offers in one place.
Its users are online shoppers in Hungary and the webshops listed on the platform. Webshops can register on the site, and it publishes information and contract terms for them.
Product: Online price comparison service that aggregates products and prices from registered webshops.
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