Next step

Open FindsIndex when the next click has a job

If you already have an item name, product link, brand, or category, search directly. If not, choose a category first so the next page gives you useful products instead of a long list of maybes.

Go now if

You can name a category like shoes, shirts, hoodies, jackets, pants, bags, accessories, jerseys, headwear, or shorts.
You have a brand, product name, image clue, or product link ready.
You want to compare actual product pages, photos, price, and link quality now.
You know what would make a result worth saving.

Open Litbuy on FindsIndex

Wait if

You are still not sure what kind of item you want.
You do not know whether category or brand matters first.
You keep opening tabs and forgetting why.
You would not know how to judge the first result you open.

Start smaller first

Simple rule

Do not leave before the first choice is clear

The right time to continue is when the next click has a clear job. If you know the category, open it. If you know the item name, search it. If neither is clear, pick the closest category first.

Before leaving, decide what you will check on the result page: photos, price, sizing, seller page, product title, or whether the link still matches your search. A few focused results are easier to use than a long list of maybes.

Use FindsIndex for comparison, not endless browsing

FindsIndex is most useful after you have narrowed the search enough to compare real options. That means the product pages should be close enough that the details matter: photo quality, shape, color, sizing, category, price, and whether the link still points to the right item.

If every result feels unrelated, the problem is usually not the destination site. The problem is that the starting phrase was too broad. Return to the category page, choose the closest product family, then try one sharper phrase.

Quick test

If you can explain why you opened a result in one sentence, continue. If you cannot, go back and make the category or search phrase clearer.