HDDHunt

This solves a real pain point I've seen in our team. The integration with existing tools is a huge plus. Would love to see a Zapier/Make integration down the line so it fits into more automation workflows. Adding this to our evaluation list for Q2.

HDDHunt tracks 10,000+ hard drive and SSD listings on Amazon US and UK, sorted by price per terabyte. We built it because comparing storage prices across retailers was tedious — now you can find the best deals in seconds. The site uses Amazon affiliate links to stay free.

Really useful tool. Comparing storage by price per TB is much smarter than just looking at sticker price, especially for HDD and large-capacity SSD buyers. Clean, simple, and immediately practical.

I love how simply it is laid out and how all of the information is right there and easy to get to. The information provided helped a lor too.

Sorting by cost per TB is a great real-world way to compare drives for homelabs. Filters for warranty length and shuckable drives plus a simple total build cost calculator would help plan a full array.

Clear and focused platform for discovering useful tools.

Super practical tool. Storage pricing is one of those things where you end up with 20 tabs open comparing specs and prices across retailers. Having everything sorted by cost per TB cuts right through the noise. Would be great to see historical price trends added — knowing when prices typically drop could help people time their purchases better.

Sorting by price per TB is a smart default — it cuts through the noise of marketing-inflated specs. Tracking 10K+ listings across Amazon US and UK is impressive. Have you considered adding historical price tracking so buyers can see if they're getting a genuinely good deal vs. an inflated "sale" price?

Sorting by price-per-GB is exactly the right way to compare storage — raw price is almost meaningless without that context. Would be great to see filters for use-case (NAS, gaming, archival backup) since sequential read speeds matter differently depending on the workload. Also curious if SMR vs CMR detection is on the roadmap — that distinction trips up a lot of buyers.

Exciting update — HDD Hunt just went live on Hacker News! Check it out here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47709272 Thanks to this community for the early support and feedback. We've been blown away by the response — 35 upvotes and a Product of the Day badge here on Fazier. Would love your thoughts on the HN thread too! - Jake