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Deals verified against recent price history
Offers checked with trusted retailers
A genuine deal usually shows:
Red flag:
“Was £199, now £89” - but it was £89 last month too.
A percentage discount means nothing without context.
Some listings use:
If every retailer is selling it for £79 and one says “Was £129”, that’s marketing — not savings.
Strong deals often happen when:
Random midweek “flash sales” without broader price movement are often artificial urgency.
A real deal usually stands out across the market.
If multiple trusted retailers adjust pricing around the same time, it’s likely genuine competition-driven discounting.
Before buying, ask:
If the answer to the last one is “no”, it might not be a good deal — just a lower price on something you don’t need.
We analyse:
Then surface only deals showing genuine movement.
Browse today’s best verified deals - updated live throughout the day.
Ketan
A real deal isn’t about percentage size.
It’s about genuine price movement.
