Noise-cancelling headphones
Target hit- Target
- 180.00
- Lowest seen
- 179.99Sun 1 Nov
- Latest
- 179.99Sun 1 Nov
- Prices
- 4 prices
- 229.99
- 199.99
- 249.99
- 179.99
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Price watchlist: track prices before you buy
Add what you are waiting to buy and the price you would pay, then log the price whenever you look. You will see the lowest price so far, whether your target is hit, and on sale day the checker can test the deal against your own log.
Your watchlist
An example list: add your own item above and this example goes away.
Stand mixer
49.99 above target- Target
- 250.00
- Lowest seen
- 299.99Wed 21 Oct
- Latest
- 299.99Sun 1 Nov
- Prices
- 3 prices
- 329.99
- 299.99
- 299.99
How the watchlist works
The best defence against a fake “was” price is your own record of what something cost. Start a few weeks before Black Friday: add an item, set the most you would happily pay, and log the price each time you check, with the date.
- Lowest seen is the cheapest price you have logged, with its date.
- Target hit means the latest price is at or below your target. “Hit before, not now” means it dipped and went back up.
- Check this deal opens the real-deal checker with the latest price as the deal and every earlier price as its history. Nothing goes into the page address.
Your list is saved in this browser’s local storage, on this device only. Export a CSV file (columns item, target, date, price) to keep a copy or move it to another browser, and import it there. Importing adds to the list; an item with the same name gains the extra prices.
Questions
Does the watchlist check prices automatically?
No. It makes no network requests at all: you type the prices you see, so it works for any shop and nothing about your shopping leaves your device.
How often should I log a price?
Every few days is enough. Try to have at least three prices in the 90 days before a sale, and one in the last 30, so the checker can give a verdict.
What happens if I clear my browser data?
The list is deleted with it. Export a CSV now and then if you want a backup.