How we share useful finds
The deals board shows offers checked at 30% off or more with a short shelf life. Our separate gear guides explain when an item may be useful and where it falls short; they do not claim a sale. These are research-based articles, not hands-on reviews. Product links open Amazon so you can see its current offer. Those links include our Associate tracking ID. We do not manually copy Amazon prices onto the site.
Read the price
Once our Amazon product data feed is approved, its offers must be at least 30% below Amazon's labeled reference price. The displayed percentage is calculated from the prices returned by Amazon. A reference price does not prove a deal is a historical low.
Check the product
Look at the exact model, seller, shipping, reviews, and any Prime restrictions on Amazon before ordering. A written pick reflects research and analysis, not hands-on testing unless explicitly stated.
Keep it current
We check the exact promotion before sharing it, including checkout codes when applicable. Manually checked offers hide at their stated end time, when known, or one hour without a new check. Amazon can end an offer early; report a problem on its page so we can recheck it.
Where checkout codes come from
We look at promotions shown on Amazon, announcements from brands we follow, and tips sent by sellers or readers. A submitted code is a lead, not a published offer. We check the exact item, seller, eligibility and code at Amazon checkout before sharing it, then remove the listing when its check becomes stale or the promotion ends. Codes restricted to a specific recipient or account are not shared. Amazon's product data feed does not supply every private checkout code.
How the site earns money
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Eligible product links include our tracking ID. The price you pay is set by Amazon, and affiliate links are labeled.