Evergreen guide • 4 min read
Introducing The Deal Navigator
The Deal Navigator tracks real price movement (not fake “was/now” discounts) and sends free alerts when prices drop on the stuff you actually care about.
Most “deals” aren’t deals — they’re timing tricks. Prices rise before promo weeks, list prices change, and the same product can bounce around for reasons that have nothing to do with real discounts.
The Deal Navigator exists for one job: help you buy when the price actually dips. You pick what you’re watching, set an alert, and we notify you when the price moves the way you want.
How it works (3 steps)
- Pick a product you’re considering (or browse a category hub below).
- Set your rule (your target price and how you want alerts).
- Get notified when the price drops — then buy if it’s the right moment.
Trust-first note: we care about real price movement over time — not loud promo banners.
Why people use it
1) It’s free
No subscriptions and no nonsense. Set alerts, track products, and browse what we’re monitoring.
2) It’s price-history-first
We focus on real movement over time, not “sale” banners. That’s the difference between a deal and marketing.
3) Alerts do the waiting for you
Instead of checking prices every day, you set the rule once. When the price drops, you get notified.
4) Quick path to checkout
When you’re ready, jump straight to the retailer from the product you’re tracking. We don’t slow you down — we just help you time it.
Start with these hubs
Start here: how price tracking works, why “sale” prices are unreliable, and what to watch.
TV pricing is chaotic. We track real movement so you can buy when the price actually dips.
Fitness deals are seasonal and promo-heavy. Price history keeps you from overpaying.
Echo, Nest, plugs, lighting — these swing constantly. Alerts help you catch quiet drops.
Doorbells and cameras go “on sale” all the time. Real drops tend to happen after promos fade.
Quick questions
Set your first alert
If you only do one thing: pick one product you’re considering, set an alert, and let the next real drop come to you.
Tip: If you’re not sure what to track, start with TVs or fitness trackers — those categories swing a lot and alerts pay off fast.