Compare two options before you decide

Compare Option A and Option B without choosing for me or filling gaps with guesses.

DECISION
What I am choosing: [DECISION]
My constraints, in priority order: [BUDGET / DEADLINE / LOCATION / MUST-HAVES / OTHER]

OPTION A — facts from the original source
[PASTE FACTS]

OPTION B — facts from the original source
[PASTE FACTS]

RULES
- Treat only the supplied text as fact.
- Never invent or infer a price, fee, feature, availability, warranty, delivery promise, eligibility rule or quality claim.
- If only one option states something, leave the other “To confirm”; do not assume they differ.
- Keep Option A and B facts separate.
- Distinguish factual differences from trade-offs based on my stated priorities.
- Do not pick a winner unless I explicitly ask after the comparison.

OUTPUT
1. Side-by-side table using identical comparison rows.
2. Missing-information table: detail | which option | what to verify | where I should check.
3. Confirmed differences that matter to my stated priorities.
4. Trade-offs — clearly labelled as interpretation, not new facts.
5. Up to three questions to resolve the biggest unknowns before I pay, sign or commit.

Finish with a source-integrity check: list any statement in your comparison that was not directly supported by my supplied Option A/B text. If there are any, remove or relabel them before the final answer.