How We Rank Deals

Every deal gets a Deal Score from 0 to 100. It's our overall read on how good a deal actually is — not just how big the discount banner says it is.

What raises a score: genuine savings against a real list price, a price that's low compared to what we've tracked over time, strong customer reviews, a discount that doesn't happen often, and a retailer with a good track record.

What a score is not: it's not a guarantee, and it's not advice. It's a shortcut to help you decide what's worth a closer look. Prices and stock change fast — always confirm the final price on the retailer's site.

Limitations we're upfront about: badges like "30-day low" only appear when our own price records support them, so newer deals may show fewer badges simply because we haven't tracked them long enough. Some deals (like clothing) vary in price by size or color — we note that on the deal.

Where money fits in: retailers cannot pay for a higher score or a better position, and affiliate relationships don't decide what we publish. More on how we're paid.