> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://chain-love.gitbook.io/chain.loves-toolbox/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://chain-love.gitbook.io/chain.loves-toolbox/features/compare.md).

# Compare

To get to the comparison page - select several Providers and/or Offers on the [main Toolbox page](/chain.loves-toolbox/features/discover.md). Then, click "Compare" in the right lower part of the screen in the appeared popover bar:

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The comparison page by default will only list a limited set of columns to simplify the data representation:

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### Expanding columns

To expand and add more columns, please click "Setup rows" to add or remove certain columns, or "Show all" to simply add all&#x20;
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### Providers and offers

Same as in the [Discover](/chain.loves-toolbox/features/discover.md) page, single entries are called "Offers" and they exist within "Providers", as one provider may provide several comparable offers.
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### Sidebar

For convenience, the sidebar may be minimized by clicking "Minimize Sidebar" button
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### Remove from comparison

Click "Remove" to remove the provider from the current comparison
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## Sharing

Every action performed on the compare page is represented in your browser's URL's bar, which means that if at any given time you want to share your comparison in exactly the way you have it configured - you may do so by simply copy-pasting the lengthy link in the URL's bar.

<figure><img src="/files/nPlmzghPH4t0x07M7HEh" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

For example, here is the link to the comparison that we used in the current configuration:

{% embed url="<https://eth.chain.love/compare/rpc?columns=limitations,address,plan,nodeType,chain,regions,accessPrice,queryPrice,trial,uptimeSla,verifiedUptime,bandwidthSla,blocksBehindSla,verifiedBlocksBehindAvg,verifiedLatency,availableApis,securityImprovements,monitoringAndAnalytics&slugs=1rpc-hoodi-public-recent-state-ethereum,1rpc-hoodi-pay-as-you-go-recent-state-ethereum,alchemy-mainnet-free-ethereum>" %}


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