How we pick deals and verdicts
We read deal posts from public channels, check each product's price against what we have seen before, and show only the ones that look worth your time. Prices are as seen in a deal post at the time shown. They can change, and we do not claim they are live.
What the labels mean
- Lowest ever
- The price is lower than any price we have recorded for this product.
- 90-day low
- The lowest price we have seen in the last 90 days.
- Good price
- Clearly below this product's usual price.
- Near low
- Close to the lowest price we have seen.
- Wait
- The price has been lower before, so waiting may pay off.
- MRP inflated
- The listed MRP is far above what the product normally sells for, so the percentage off would mislead. We hide it and compare against real price history instead.
When we say "not enough data"
A verdict needs history. Until we have tracked a product for at least 14 days and seen at least 8 prices, we show "Tracking since" with the date and number of prices, and no verdict. We would rather say we do not know than guess.
Price glitches and inflated MRPs
If a price is far below anything we have seen, we hold it back until it is confirmed again instead of posting it. We never show a discount of 95% or more. When the MRP looks inflated, we say so.
What we skip
Most posts never make it. The Skipped today page lists what we passed on and why, such as a normal price, a duplicate, or a deal that is already gone.