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What the labels mean

• Example only: illustrative prices and codes for exploring the interface. These are not redeemable offers.
• Source-reported: an AI-organized offer linked to a supporting web source. Details can be wrong or change.
• Merchant-published: an editor has recorded a promotion from a merchant source. This is not a checkout test.
• Needs a fresh check: the research timestamp is missing or more than 24 hours old.
• Expired: a provided expiry date has passed.

How comparison works

We show the listed price, reported shipping, exact product identifier when available, and important conditions. A known total before tax is shown only when both price and shipping are known. Unknown taxes are not assumed to be zero.

Products with different or missing model, variant, quantity, or condition identifiers are compared side by side without declaring a lowest-price winner. A merchant list price is not the same as price history. My Usuals keeps recorded research observations and the last price you enter as paid. These are distinct from a verified market-wide price history.

How offers are ordered

Results keep their original source/research order unless you choose another sort. You can sort by listed price or recency. Listed-price sorting does not account for unknown shipping or taxes.

Affiliate commission is not a ranking input. An affiliate link, when present, is labeled beside the relevant offer. We do not insert paid placements into organic recommendations.

Freshness and savings

Identical searches may reuse your own results for up to 30 minutes, preserving their original research timestamp. Offers more than 24 hours old are removed from the main feed until researched again. Saved offers remain snapshots and can become stale.

Price differences shown against a stated reference are potential discounts, not money you have actually saved. Clicking an offer does not establish a purchase. Coupon codes are not checkout-tested.