questions, answered.

A feed of the best deals from across the web (Amazon, Walmart, Target and more), checked against the store’s price and scored so the best ones rise to the top.

Yes. When you buy through our links, the store may pay us a commission at no extra cost to you. See our affiliate disclosure.

No. Tapping “Get deal” takes you to the store, and you check out there. We never see your payment details.

Every hour, at quarter past. Each update releases a few hand-picked deals, and Your Feed shows a countdown to the next one.

A number from 0 to 100 based mainly on how much you really save compared with what the product usually sells for. Higher is better: 85+ is a “Great deal”, 70+ a “Good deal”.

We checked the deal’s price against the store recently and it matched. Prices can still change after that, so the store’s price at checkout is what counts.

Prices and stock change quickly, and some deals need a promo code or a clip-on coupon at checkout. If a deal is simply gone, tell us from the deal page so we can take it down.

Deals with a code show a “Promo code” badge. Reveal the code on the deal page, copy it, and apply it at the store’s checkout.

No. You can browse and save deals without signing in. Sign in (email code, Google or Apple) to keep your saved deals across devices.

Save a deal in the DealFeed app with notifications on. If it gets meaningfully cheaper (at least 5% and a dollar), we’ll let you know. You can also get a daily roundup of the best deals.

Signed-in users get a personal invite code on their Account page. Friends who join with it are credited to you.

Go to Account and choose “Delete account”, on the website or in the app. It removes your account, saved deals and settings right away.

Yes, for iPhone and Android, coming soon to the app stores. Get the app.

Use our contact form. We read every message.