We had his happen with airline tickets... everything got unbundled so as to show the lowest price on Travelocity or whoever.
I never understood why there was no backlash at the aggregators for disguising the true price of the product (or offering "comparison" of noncomparable products.
A service that accurately shows comparable, out the door prices is more useful than the one that says "$30 cheaper" only to find out after the fact there's $50 in missing services or hidden costs buried in it.
I wonder if there's anyone that accurately does it now: a flight search that lets you say "show me lowest fare inclusive of a checked bag an inflight meal" or "hotel prices including the various undisclosed fees and taxes."