• The Best Vuori Price Tracker

    Friends kept telling me how comfortable Vuori clothing is, but of course the prices are very high at list price – $138 for a hoodie.

    I tested it out at the Vuori store near me, and sure enough was super comfortable with a great stretch.

    I ended up hitting pause and set up PriceLasso’s Vuori price tracker to wait it out and wait for the price to drop. And sure enough over black friday it did!

  • Best Ikea Price Tracker

    I was in the market for a new nightstand, and the Ikea Storklinta caught my eye with its modern look.

    I wanted to wait for the price to drop since I’d be paying $29 for shipping too, so I set up an Ikea price tracker on PriceLasso.

    It’s been a week and still waiting for the price to drop, will be interesting if it’s a function of furniture tariffs being reduced or just changes in raw material pricing. But I am patient for now to see when the Ikea prices drop.

  • Best Pottery Barn Price Tracker

    I wanted to get some high quality curtains and rods from Pottery Barn, but wasn’t willing interested in paying the list price.

    The Emery Linen Sheer Curtain, and I saw that certain colors would go on sale, but the White one I wanted currently at full price.

    After about 3 months of waiting with the PriceLasso Pottery Barn price tracker, the price dropped. Not sure if they were closing out inventory to make room for a restock, but it fell in price by 40%.

  • Best Quince Price Tracker

    Quince has been taking over my Instagram feed with some high quality products at relatively affordable prices.

    I recently needed some new t shirts and Quince had 100% Pima cotton ones available for $19.90.

    I used PriceLasso as my Quince price tracker, and only had to wait a few weeks for the price to drop by a few bucks.

    It was well worth the wait, and now I am also price tracking Quince’s famous mongolian cashmere sweater and the 5 pocket stretch pants.

  • Best Newegg Price Tracker

    I needed to upgrade my desktop’s RAM from 16 GB to 64 GB, and wanted to buy a replacement Corsair Vengeance DDR4 RAM from Newegg. I wasn’t in a huge rush to upgrade so I knew I could wait.

    I was curious if the price would drop, so created a price alert on PriceLasso, a Newegg price tracker for the Corsair RAM.

    I ended up getting it for $80 instead of the regular price of $149.99. Very happy I waited and my desktop is now blazing fast with the additional memory.

  • The Best Target Price Tracker

    I’m a huge fan of Goodles, the high in protein mac and cheese alternative, and Target tends to have some great deals. How do you optimize the purchase in bulk on Target.com to save money though?

    The Target online price tends to be the same as in store, at around $4, which is actually decent, but I have seen the price drop to $3/box and even $2.50/box, which for a 12 pack is $18 in savings!

    I set up PriceLasso on Target to price track the Goodles Cheddy Mac and wait for a price drop, which happened about 2 months in and I was very happy I did, saving $18 for a 12 pack.

  • The Best Home Depot Price Tracker

    While doing a home rennovation, I was waiting for the price of some appliances to drop, including a Thermador fridge, which I noticed could easily drop $250 to $300 on sale if I just timed it right.

    All I needed to do was sign up for PriceLasso, and set up an alert fo the products I wanted on Home Depot, which was super easy.

    Made tracking prices on Home Depot super simple and fully automated.

    Sure enough after about 3 weeks, the price of the the Thermador Masterpiece 36 in. 20.8 cu. ft. French Door Refrigerator in Stainless Steel, Counter Depth went down by $300 , or about 10%, which was amazing to see and I snagged it for the new kitchen.

  • Walmart Canada Price Tracker

    If you have been looking for a price tracker for Walmart.ca the best one is PriceLasso’s Walmart Canada Price Tracker.

    PriceLasso supports price tracking on both Walmart US and Walmart Canada and is very simple to set up.

    You go to the Walmart.ca product page you want, and with the browser extension, you can click the green button to add an alert, which gets defaulted to 10% off.

    Then you wait to receive the Walmart Canada price drop alerts via email.

  • How to see Wayfair price history

    I needed to replace a 6 drawer dresser recently and Wayfair had the exact same dresser for about $50 less than Amazon.

    Because I was not in a huge rush (especially considering I’d have to assemble it myself, which can take half a day), I used PriceLasso, a Wayfair price tracker to notify me if the price dropped.

    I added the price drop alert to all the 4 different colors of the dresser – walnut, white, black, and chester brown, which created 4 different price alerts, because I noticed on Wayfair the dresser could be $20-$30 cheaper just depending on the color alone.

    I was only waiting a few days when the dresser’s price on Wayfair dropped from $450 to under $400 by over $50.

    I loved how PriceLasso could build a detailed Wayfair price history as well, showing a nice chart over time of the dresser price. Crazy to see that it could drop by over 10% in just a few days, but again not for every color on Wayfair.

  • The Best Wayfair Price Tracker

    If you’re looking to buy some new furniture for your home, it may or may not be an urgent purchase, and if you’re willing to wait a few weeks you can save 10-20% on Wayfair purchases.

    Using the PriceLasso Wayfair price tracker lets you easily add alerts on multiple Wayfair products, and just wait for them to drop in price.

    The default discount that PriceLasso sets is 10%, and you can adjust to any desired threshold. I like to set up the alerts ahead of Way Day, when there are really good deals sitewide on Wayfair. You can also see the fluctuations of prices in charts confirming if the price is actually low.

    It worked really well for me trying to buy a new bed frame on Wayfair. My patience was rewarded when a week later the price dropped by about 15%, which I have to admit seemed random, but probably a part of Wayfair’s price algorithms.