Weight and rate
Give each criterion a weight from 0 to 100, then rate every option from 0 to 10. A higher rating always means a better fit. For price, that means more affordable for you.
Compare offers, destinations or other options using your own criteria. Set weights, rate each choice and see how the result is calculated.
Compare your options using the things that matter to you.
Give each criterion a weight from 0 to 100, then rate every option from 0 to 10. A higher rating always means a better fit. For price, that means more affordable for you.
Options are ranked by their weighted average. A weight of zero leaves a criterion out. Change ratings and compare again whenever needed. The result follows your inputs; it does not assess facts for you.
No. It calculates a weighted average of your ratings. You still need to judge missing information and your own preferences.