Unless you have money to burn and enough knowledge to know that you’ll get a lot of use out of a breadmaker, the best answer to this question is ‘second hand’.
Honestly, I’ve seen top of the line breadmakers under $10 and average breadmakers sell in the $3–5 range.
Buy one.
Try it.
Decide what you like, and what you wish you had.
Shop for features.
Buy on-line. Consider eBay, or second hand – likely you can buy one that’s same-as-new for 10% of retail.
Honestly, breadmakers are a fad who’s time has passed. If you’re going to get one that you like and use constantly, like @Yetanotheruser, do you hands-on homework.
See eBay.
I have a bread maker that I like a lot. At least, I liked it the 4–7 times I used it. It’s lived in the basement these past few years.