When this page is already the cheapest
Sometimes the search ends where you started. If no other exact match costs less, this page is the lowest. That is a result, not a failure. A comparison that only shows cheaper links would be hiding it.
The extra tabs
You open a second store, then a third. Each one is a few dollars higher, or it is a different model that only looks cheaper. The first page is still sitting there, patient, while you do the work of proving it was fine.
When the other exact matches are higher, staying is the save. You can see those higher prices and close them.
A small honesty
FairRobin will say so when this page is the lowest exact match. Shipping is still unknown unless a store shows it, and a code counts only when it is printed. No store pays to be called the cheapest.
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