The whole method, including the parts that make us show you fewer deals. Every number on this page is read straight from the code that runs, so it cannot drift out of date.
Software reads Amazon’s current offers for a set of products and scores each one out of 100 on how good a deal it looks. Only products at or above 59 are listed.
A product must have a rating of 4.2★ or better from at least 150 ratings. Products in categories we do not cover, and listings that look unreliable, are refused before scoring.
Each card shows the Amazon price we last read and the date and time we read it. We refresh prices at least every 24 hours and stop showing a deal whose price we have not re-checked in that time. Prices on Amazon change; the price on Amazon at the time of purchase is the one you pay.
A high score is our software’s opinion of the offer, not a guarantee that it is the best price anywhere or that it will last.
On any given day most products do not clear the bar. A short page here means the bar is working.
