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Asset pricing rarely shares a common basis. Packaging specifications vary, promotional terms affect actual expenditure, and the most prominent price rarely aligns with the price that determines which option is cheaper in a fixed batch. This table converts each option into a comparable unit price, breaking down each add-on offer into the actual amount paid, the contents received, and any required qualifying baskets before conversion. Enter each competing option along with its stated expenditure and net contents. Bundled add-ons are broken down into the same three elements, then ranked within the same batch, clearly indicating the gap with the second-place offer. Records are merged into their respective ledger entries, so the historical lowest price remains visible when familiar labels reappear. A price cap is set, and each subsequent record either exceeds or does not exceed this cap. The archive records quantity, price difference, and the break-down of offers showing the higher cost