Details before hype.

What automated selection means, and what our labels can actually tell you.

Eligibility comes first

A source needs approved access and documented usage rights before its offers can publish. Records need an exact listing, a clear condition, appropriate imagery and a supported price. Exceptions go to a review queue instead of becoming guesses.

Three different clocks

Discovered means we found a record. Source observed means the source supplied an observation at that time. Retailer checked records a successful check of the retailer offer. A job completing does not automatically update these timestamps.

Savings need evidence

A drop from a previous observation requires comparable permitted observations of the same offer. A retailer reference price is labeled separately. If a comparison price is missing, we omit the percentage. Coupons, memberships and rebates are stated as conditions.

How selections work

Our automatic ranking considers observation freshness, supported reference-price information and available product detail. Affiliate status does not add ranking points. Today's Catch is selected automatically; editor-reviewed labels require an actual review.

Expiry and corrections

We stop displaying a price when its validity window ends. Retailers may change an offer sooner. Report problems through Contact & Help, including the product link and what differed.