How to Automate Deal Hunting in Canada

Whether you're watching a handful of wishlist items or tracking dozens of products across multiple retailers, refreshing product pages by hand runs into the same wall: markdowns happen on the retailer's schedule, not yours, and the more items you track the more time it takes to check them all. Past a small number of products, manual checking stops being realistic.

• Price history. Knowing what an item has cost over time means you can evaluate a price the instant you see it, without needing to have watched it yourself.
• Free email alerts.Set a target price once, and the checking happens automatically in the background. You find out only when there's something worth acting on.
• A browser extension.Check price and stock while already browsing a retailer's site, rather than pasting links into a separate tracker.
• A live clearance feed.Browsing an already-filtered feed of deep discounts is faster than checking each retailer's own (often buried) clearance section one at a time.

ShelfAware provides all four for free across 13 Canadian retailers: search once to see price history and in-store stock, set an alert for the target price you want, install the free Chrome extension for on-page checks while you browse, and browse the live clearance feed directly instead of hunting through retailer sites. No premium tier, no account required just to search. Sign in only when you want to set an alert.

Start by searching a product you're already watching manually, and set your first free alert.