Where to Find the $/TB Index and Drive Family Pages on ListofDisks

The two specific entry points are direct URLs: the $/TB Index lives at https://www.listofdisks.com/price-per-tb, and drive family pages follow the pattern https://www.listofdisks.com/families/<family-slug> — for example, https://www.listofdisks.com/families/pro-5400s for the Pro 5400s family. Use the $/TB Index when cost per terabyte is your deciding factor; use a family page when you already know which drive line you want and need to compare offers across retailers.

The $/TB Index page

Path: https://www.listofdisks.com/price-per-tb

This page ranks storage drives by price per terabyte rather than by sticker price, which is the number that actually tells you whether a large drive is a good deal relative to a small one. A 4 TB drive at $80 and an 8 TB drive at $140 look different by total price but the second is cheaper per terabyte — the index surfaces that ordering directly.

Use it when:

• You have no brand or model preference and just want the best cost efficiency.
• You want to see how $/TB shifts across capacity tiers before committing to a size.
• You are buying multiple drives and the per-terabyte figure drives the budget.

Drive family pages

Path pattern: https://www.listofdisks.com/families/<family-slug>

Example: https://www.listofdisks.com/families/pro-5400s

A family page groups all offers for one drive line, so you can compare the same model across US retailers instead of hunting each store separately. This is the page to open once you have narrowed down to a specific series and only need the lowest current price or a sense of the price range.

Use it when:

• You already trust a particular line and want the cheapest seller for it.
• You want to check whether a family's pricing has moved recently before buying.
• You need to confirm which capacities within that family are actually listed.

Choosing between the two

Practical notes

• Family slugs are lowercase and hyphenated, so "Pro 5400s" becomes pro-5400s. If a slug does not resolve, the family may not be tracked yet.
• The homepage surfaces a "Lowest prices right now" section, but it loads current data dynamically — if it shows a loading state, the specific index and family URLs above are the more reliable way in.
• Both page types are read-only views of live retailer offers; there is no account or login step described for reaching them.

If you tell me the exact drive line you are after, the family URL can be constructed from its name using the same lowercase-hyphen pattern.