What this is
Deal a Day collects discounts from across the web and puts them on one page, so you can check one place before you buy instead of a dozen.
Where the deals come from
Software checks our sources five times a day: deal communities, price-history trackers, and people who post discounts for a living. Everything lands in one list, duplicates are merged, and anything older than 14 days drops off.
Nobody hand-picks the front page. What you see first is ranked by how good the discount actually is — the real percentage off, the real money saved, how fresh it is, and whether more than one source is reporting it.
Reading a deal
- Today’s 12 is the shortlist — the best deals right now, with a deliberate limit of one or two of any single kind of product so it is not twelve vacuums.
- Same specs, different price groups listings that share a spec sheet. Sellers often list what looks like the same item at very different prices.
- Promo codes are not applied automatically. Copy the code, then paste it at Amazon’s checkout on the payment screen. Tap the ? next to any code for the step-by-step.
- The bookmark icon saves a deal to your own list, kept on your device.
Things we will tell you straight
- Promo codes expire, sometimes quickly. We cannot test them — only the checkout can. If one is rejected, it has run out.
- Prices change fast. The price here is what a source last reported. Always confirm on the retailer’s page before you buy.
- Some deals have no photo. Where we cannot get a picture we say so rather than showing you a broken image.
Your privacy
There is no account and no sign-up. Saved deals, and anything the page learns about what you like, are stored on your device and never sent anywhere. We use privacy-friendly visitor counts (no cookies, no cross-site tracking, no ad networks) purely to see how many people visit.