How we pick deals
Most of this site is a plain list: every Amazon deal we post, with its price and the time we saw it. On top of that we pick a few deals a day and write a short note on each. The newest list is at /picks. This page says how that works and where its limits are.
Where the deals come from
Our scanner reads public deal posts every few minutes and keeps the Amazon offers that have a clear price and a clear way to get it. Those are the deals you see on the home page. Picks are only ever chosen from that list, so a pick is always something we already posted.
What makes a pick
- The maker's own product page says plainly what the product is, so we can describe it without guessing.
- The price is well under the list price the deal's source gave, or under what we posted for the same item before.
- Most people can get the offer: a coupon to clip or a code to type is fine, an offer tied to one account is not.
- We can say who it suits and what the catch is. If we can't, it stays off the list.
No brand pays to be picked, and nobody can buy a place on the list.
What we don't do
- We don't test products. We have not held or used anything on the list. A note is a description and a few things worth checking, not a review.
- We don't show star ratings or review counts, because we have no way to verify them.
- We don't write prices into the notes. The price next to a pick is printed from our records with the time we saw it. Amazon's price can change at any moment, and the price in your cart is the one that applies.
- We don't say a price is the lowest there has been. “Lowest price we've posted” means our own posts and nothing more.
- We don't promise stock, delivery dates or return terms. Those are Amazon's and the seller's to state.
Who writes the notes
The notes are drafted with an AI assistant, working from the maker's product information and the details of the offer, and the person who runs this site reads each list before it is published. The site's software also refuses a note that states a price, a rating, stock or delivery, or that says we tested something.
If a note gets something wrong, tell us on our Telegram channel and we'll correct or remove it.
How we earn money
Every link from this site to Amazon is an affiliate link: if you buy through one we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. That is true of every deal here, picked or not. The full statement is on the disclosure page.