Send us a receipt. We check what you paid against every major retailer every day until your price-match window closes, and email you the moment there's money on the table.
We don't file the claim and we can't. Retailers don't let third parties act on your account. The last 90 seconds are yours — we make them as close to scripted as we can get them.
A real receipt we ran on 29 July 2026. Walmart and Target both had the controller at $48.99. Target had the Nest Cam at $149.99.
These are results from our own testing on 29 July 2026, not projections. Sample size is seven items — enough to show the product works, not enough to promise you a number.
The looking is the hard part. We do that. The asking takes about ninety seconds and it has to be you.
Photo, PDF, or forward the order email. We pull the model number, the SKU, what you paid and when. You pick which items are worth checking — a $19 video game usually isn't.
Your store's own current price, plus every competitor its policy actually names. We confirm the model matches exactly, the seller is the retailer and not a marketplace listing, the item is new rather than open-box, and it's in stock near you. Most "deals" fail one of those and never should have been shown to you.
The exact price, the direct link, the item number, a stock and model confirmation, and a script written to answer their first three questions before they ask. Then you make one call.
You'll find this on the pricing page, in the app before you pay, and here. We'd rather lose the sale than surprise you.
Retailers don't let third parties act on your account, and we won't ask for your password to get around that. The last step is yours.
In our testing about 2 in 7 items had a claimable match. Most scans find nothing. You're paying us to look, not to succeed.
Price matching is store policy, not law. It gets denied. Policies change — Target ended competitor matching in July 2025 with no warning.
Best Buy's price-match guarantee is a promise they've already made. So is Costco's 30-day adjustment, and Lowe's, and Home Depot's. Nobody is doing you a favor when they honor it.
What almost nobody does is check. Prices move constantly and the window is short — 15 days at Best Buy, 60 if you're a Plus or Total member.
In our testing the money wasn't in the $700 laptop or the $380 headphones. It was a $64.99 controller and a $179.99 camera.
Apple enforces minimum pricing, so premium electronics rarely move. Ordinary goods sold by six competing retailers move constantly. That's where the difference lives.
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