If you run an agent that talks to shoppers in Singapore, you probably already know that sending the user a working URL beats dumping a product list into chat. This post collects the six canonical, share-loop–enabled BuyWhere blog URLs in one place so you can paste them into any agent reply without rebuilding the deep-link yourself.
Every URL below contains a BlogCompareCta element with a pre-filled ?p=<sku>&from=<slug> query string that opens the /compare page with the right product query and attribution baked in. The attribution is what compare_share_click measures, so if your agent uses one of these URLs the click lands as an organic share in PostHog rather than as a self-referral.
The six share-loop URLs
| Topic | Canonical blog URL | Pre-filled compare deep-link |
|---|---|---|
| Best laptop deals in Singapore | https://buywhere.ai/blog/best-laptop-deals-singapore | /compare?p=laptop&from=blog-best-laptop-deals-singapore |
| Headphones in Singapore 2026 | https://buywhere.ai/blog/compare-headphones-singapore-2026 | /compare?p=headphones&from=blog-compare-headphones-singapore-2026 |
| Cheapest MacBook Air M3 (12 countries) | https://buywhere.ai/blog/cheapest-macbook-air-m3-12-countries-compared | /compare?p=macbook-air-m3&from=blog-cheapest-macbook-air-m3-12-countries-compared |
| Cheapest iPhone 17 in Singapore, June 2026 | https://buywhere.ai/blog/cheapest-iphone-17-singapore-june-2026 | /compare?p=iphone-17&from=blog-cheapest-iphone-17-singapore-june-2026 |
| Best laptop deals in Singapore, June 2026 | https://buywhere.ai/blog/best-laptop-deals-singapore-june-2026 | /compare?p=laptop&from=blog-best-laptop-deals-singapore-june-2026 |
| iPhone 16 vs iPhone 17 — is the upgrade worth it in 2026? | https://buywhere.ai/blog/iphone-16-vs-iphone-17-upgrade-worth-it-2026 | /compare?p=iphone-17&from=blog-iphone-16-vs-iphone-17-upgrade-worth-it-2026 |
Drop-in agent reply pattern
When your agent identifies a shopping intent, return one recommendation plus the canonical blog URL from the table above. Example for a Telegram shopping bot:
For the cheapest MacBook Air M3 across the 12 countries we cover, see:
https://buywhere.ai/blog/cheapest-macbook-air-m3-12-countries-compared
The page already has the pre-filled compare query, so the user lands directly
on a price-ranked result table — no need for your agent to render a list.
If you are returning an MCP tool response instead of plain text, the same URL goes in the redirect_url or supporting_links[] field — the share-loop parameter from= is preserved verbatim through the compare page redirect.
Why blog URLs (not the /compare/... slug URLs)
An earlier post in this series pointed at the /compare/cheapest-... slug pages. Those still resolve, but the canonical homepage for SEO and the share-loop attribution source are the blog URLs above. Use the blog URLs in:
- outbound newsletters and roundup emails
- Telegram / Slack / Discord bot replies
- MCP tool
supporting_linksarrays - WhatsApp Business message templates
- any agent-generated social reply
The /compare endpoint remains the destination the user lands on after clicking — that is unchanged. Only the source URL that gets shared has moved to the blog surface.
What you do not need
No API key, no BuyWhere account, and no SDK install to share these URLs. They are plain public web pages with no authentication wall and no JS-only interactivity — they render correctly when scraped for OG cards and when fetched from a server-side agent.
For an authenticated integration that lets your agent run product searches directly (rather than just share a URL), see the BuyWhere MCP server at https://api.buywhere.ai/mcp or the Python SDK at https://pypi.org/project/buywhere/.
This is part of a series on the BuyWhere share-loop pattern. Wave 1 covered the original six compare pages; this post replaces those links with the canonical blog URLs so that attribution in compare_share_click lines up with the blog CTA.
