About RedsDeals

Great deals get posted on Reddit every day, but they are scattered across dozens of subreddits, from r/buildapcsales and r/GameDeals to r/VinylDeals and r/KnifeDeals. Unless you follow all of them, you miss most of them. RedsDeals brings those posts together in one place and sorts them into shopping categories, so a deal on a monitor posted in a PC-building community shows up next to the monitor deals from everywhere else.

How it works

• Collection. Every hour we read the public feeds of the deal subreddits we follow and pick up new posts.
• Filtering. Questions, discussions, and expired or duplicate posts are dropped so the list stays deals-only.
• Categorization and rating. Each deal is placed in a product category and given a 1 to 100 value rating, with a short explanation. The rating is generated automatically from the post's title, price, and discount. It's an opinion, not a guarantee.
• Freshness. Deals are shown for 30 days, and Amazon deals are enriched with current product details.

What we are not

RedsDeals is an independent project. It is not affiliated with Reddit, Inc., with the moderators of any subreddit, or with the retailers whose deals appear here. Every deal links back to the original Reddit post, and credit for finding it belongs to the Reddit user who posted it.

How the site is supported

Some links are affiliate links, mainly to Amazon. If you buy through one, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. It doesn't affect which deals are shown or how they are rated. See our affiliate disclosure.

Get in touch

Corrections, takedown requests, or ideas: see the contact page.