How we verify deals
A discount label is a claim. We check the retailer page, price context and editorial fit before publishing it.
The five checks
01Product match: exact model, capacity, color or bundle—not a lookalike listing.
02Current price: retailer page checked directly with an absolute timestamp.
03Baseline: previous verified price or another defensible historical reference.
04Classification: genuine drop, normal fluctuation or marketing.
05Usefulness: a short buy/wait reason tied to the review evidence.
What appears on a deal card
Product image, deal headline, was/now price, retailer, “See deal” link, freshness date and—only when true—“New low” or “Ends soon.” A separate summary states Best for / The deal / Why it matters.
Editorial safeguards
- Deals are editorial picks, never paid placements.
- A brand cannot buy the “genuine drop” classification.
- Broken feeds and contradictory prices block publication.
- Price errors are corrected and materially logged.
- If no offer passes, the deals page remains honestly empty.
Last updated: September 20, 2026.
