Live brand discounts, checked at the source

Every price is read from the brand's own public product feed or from the schema.org Offer data on its official product page. Each listing links to the exact page it was read from, so you can check it yourself.

A verified discount means the brand's own page published a reference price, so we can compute the percentage - those are arithmetic on two published numbers. A sale-page listing means the item sits on a page the brand itself designates as a sale or promotion page; we show the real price but no percentage, because there was no reference price to compute one from.

A scheduled job re-runs the scraper and rebuilds this site every 6 hours. If a discount disappears at the source, it disappears here.

No. A price is only accurate as of the timestamp shown on the listing. Always confirm on the brand's page before buying.

Because their site publishes no machine-readable offer data. Rather than invent numbers, those brands get a page linking to their official promo page only.