Deterministic comparison engine
Is the upgrade
actually worth it?
WORTHALYZE compares the phone in your pocket — with its real age, battery health and condition — against the one you are eyeing. It collects publicly available expert reviews, lab measurements and benchmark results from independent publishers worldwide, checks where they agree and where they disagree, weights what is left by what matters to you, and returns a verdict you can check line by line.
Sample verdict
iPhone 13 → iPhone 17Worth it
Upgrade Value Score
Illustrative. Your own numbers depend on your battery health, condition and priorities.
How it works
Describe what you own
Exact model, purchase date, condition, battery health, storage — and what you actually care about.
Pick the phone you want
Any newer model, at the real price you would pay for it today.
We gather the world's published evidence
Expert reviews, laboratory measurements, benchmark databases and professional evaluations from independent publishers across many countries and languages — each finding normalised and kept tied to the document it came from.
The engine decides, not a chatbot
Sources are compared against each other rather than averaged into a rating, then fixed weights, an ageing model for your battery and condition, and published thresholds produce the verdict.
What free gives you
- 3 headline verdicts with the Upgrade Value Score
- How many things improve, stay the same or get worse
- No reasoning, no evidence, no value maths
What the full analysis adds
- Every metric, its weight and its exact contribution
- Every source behind each figure, with the published quote and a link
- Where independent sources agree — and where they contradict each other
- Resale-adjusted cost, break-even score and cost per month
- Saved products and comparison history
Built to expand
Smartphones today. The engine is category-agnostic.
Each category is a definition file: its own metrics, weights, ageing model and questionnaire. The comparison maths never changes, so new categories arrive as data rather than rewrites.
