Deals

We track the actual selling price of every product daily across multiple retailers. When a product’s current price drops by at least 5% below its 6-month average selling price, it shows up here. We compare against what products actually sell for, not inflated list prices that retailers use to make discounts look bigger than they are.

List prices are often meaningless. If a product has a $599 list price but sells at $449 for months, $449 isn’t really a sale. Our system ignores list prices and compares only real transaction prices. A deal here means a real price drop.

The discount percentage shows how much the current price is below the average price over the past 6 months. For example, “15%” means the product is 15% below its six-month average. You can adjust the comparison using the “Compare to” filter to view 3-month, 6-month, or 12-month averages.

Click through to any product page to see its full price history chart. If the current price is near or at the all-time low, it’s unlikely to drop much further. If it’s just slightly below average, there may be room for a bigger drop. Not ready to commit? Set a price alert, and we’ll email you when it hits your target.

We update prices at all retailers several times per day. This page refreshes every two hours to reflect the most up-to-date prices.

We track the product’s price daily. When it falls to or below your target, we’ll email you with a link to buy. Set alerts on as many products as you like.

The product may not be below its historical average yet, so it’s not a deal right now, or we might not track that item. You can use our full database finder tool to see if we track it and view its price history.

Yes, we track prices at retailers in the US, UK, EU, Canada, and Australia. Deals are based on your region. If a product isn’t available from retailers in your area, it won’t appear in your deals.