Launching this holiday season
Only real steals.
Stores love a big "was" price. Stealora checks every sale against what the item actually sold for, so you know a good price when you see one.
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Example: 65-inch OLED TV
$1,299.99
Store's was price $1,999.99
The store's "was" price
30% below what it sold for over the last 30 days.
One rule, no exceptions.
A price makes it onto Stealora only if it is at least 20% below what that item sold for over the last 30 days, or it's the lowest price we've ever recorded. The store's "was" price doesn't count.
When the price goes back up or the item sells out, the deal comes off the list.
How a deal gets here
- 1
We watch the prices
Prices come straight from Best Buy, Walmart, eBay and other stores through their official programs, checked every 15 to 60 minutes.
- 2
We check the "sale"
Every price is compared with what that exact item sold for over the last 30 days, not with the store’s "was" price.
- 3
You see only real steals
Deals that pass show up on Stealora. Watch an item and you get an alert when it reaches your price.
What you get
- Price history on every product
- The 30-day average, the 30-day low and the lowest price we’ve ever seen.
- One search, every store
- Search once and see each store’s price side by side, best in-stock price first.
- Alerts at your price
- Pick a price. We’ll send a browser alert when it gets there.
- Fake discounts called out
- If a store raised its "was" price before a sale, we say so.
Starting with Best Buy, Walmart and eBay.
More stores join as their programs approve us. Every price comes from an official source, never from scraping.