wtf is awesome-openprice?

OpenPrice is an open source project that gathers and displays pricing for AI subscription resellers scattered across many different sales channels, such as card shops, storefront bots, social media groups, and secondhand marketplaces. The README explains that buyers normally have to search across many scattered channels to find AI subscriptions like Claude, GPT, Codex, or Gemini access at a fair price, while sellers with good, low priced offers often lack a place to reach buyers. OpenPrice tries to close that gap by collecting listings in one place so buyers can compare prices, and by letting sellers submit their channel for free listing. The site itself is a web app where visitors can browse the lowest current prices for AI subscription products, plus other digital goods the README mentions like phone verification services, residential proxies, and social messaging accounts. Sellers can submit their storefront link to appear in the listings without a complicated approval process, and the README says onboarding for several popular storefront systems already works, with support for more systems planned. On the technical side, the frontend is built with Next.js 14, React, Tailwind CSS, Material UI, and Framer Motion, the backend uses Supabase with PostgreSQL for data and authentication, and a separate Python based scraper and rule based classification engine collects and sorts the listings. Setting it up locally means cloning the repository, installing dependencies with npm or pnpm, copying an example environment file, initializing the database from a provided SQL schema, and running the scraper separately if you want fresh data. The README includes a disclaimer stating the project only aggregates and objectively sorts prices, does not take part in any transactions, and does not guarantee the quality of any listed product, leaving buyers responsible for their own due diligence. It is released under a custom license that allows personal use, local deployment, and code study, but explicitly forbids running it commercially, operating a competing price comparison service, or reusing its name, data, or branding without written permission.