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Other Deals Guide

More ways to find a deal worth a look.

Browse PFD posts and feed finds across tools, electronics, household items, and more. Use the filters and Deal Score to narrow the selection to what interests you.

Guide updated September 9, 2026

Top Filter Panel

Filter PFDallFeeds Today Overview

Choose Your Source

Choose PFD for manually posted deals, Feeds for feed-sourced deals, or all to see both.

Today

Shows today's deals only.

Choose How to Browse

Dropdown optionWhat it shows
OverviewThe default view: latest PFD posts, highest-scored feed deals, lowest prices, biggest drops, and newest feed deals. Choose View all to see a section's full list.
NewestThe latest newly found or meaningfully changed deals.
ScoreOur scoring system's strongest deals first.
PriceThe lowest-priced items first. Check package quantities when comparing offers.
% DropThe largest percentage reductions from the comparison price.
ExpiringDeals with recorded expiration dates, nearest first. Not every deal has one.
PFD PicksDeals handpicked by PFD, separate from the calculated score.
HotCommunity vote count, highest first.

Fine-Tune Your Selection

FilterWhat it does
SearchSearches this grid, not the whole site. Use product keywords, an Amazon ASIN, or a comma-separated ASIN list.
CategoryChoose the type of product you want to browse.
BrandNarrow the results to available brands. Search the brand list or choose Show more to browse beyond the initial selection.
StoreChoose where the deals are sold.
Deal TypeLook for coupons, promotions, Lightning Deals, and other available offer types.
Deal SourcesChoose how the deals were discovered.
RangeSet a purchase-price range, a percentage-drop range, or both.

Combine filters to narrow the selection. For example, choose a category, set the price to $10-$25, and the drop to 30-50%.

Show deals applies your selections. Cancel leaves them unchanged. Clear all clears the modal's selections; choose Show deals to apply. The reset icon in the toolbar clears the selection, including Today, and returns to the overview.

Deal Score

Our score helps compare deals that have passed our screening. It considers the discount, the available price comparison, useful offer features, freshness, and relevance to our audience. Higher scores generally indicate stronger deals within this section.

It is not a score out of 100, a discount percentage, or a product review rating. It is a browsing aid, not a guarantee of quality or the lowest price anywhere. Other and Filament use different scoring systems; their scores are not directly comparable.

Reading the Score Chips

The number over the grid image is the overall score. The product card may also show these contributing signals:

ChipWhat it means
DROPThe price reduction, adjusted for the kind of comparison price available. This is not necessarily the advertised percentage off.
HITHow far the discount is above or below our target for that kind of product. A positive value means it exceeds the target.
AMZA boost when Amazon itself is the seller. Shipping from an Amazon warehouse alone does not qualify.
S&SSubscribe & Save is available. Subscription savings are not automatically included in the displayed price.
BRANDA boost for a recognized brand. It is not a review or guarantee of the individual product.
LOWAmazon shows a lowest-price badge for a stated period. It does not mean the lowest price ever or across every retailer.
LDThe extra benefit of combining a Lightning Deal with the selected coupon, promotion, or checkout code. This percentage is not the coupon or code percentage.
FRESHA sliding multiplier, shown as a percentage. Newer deals receive a boost that fades with age and can become a negative adjustment.
INTHow relevant the product category is to our audience. This weights the overall score; it is not a product-quality rating or a personal recommendation.

LD and Fresh use percentages. INT is a plain relevance rating; the other chips show point contributions. These chip colors identify parts of the score, not whether a coupon has been applied.

Grid Cards

Where to Click and What to Read

CRAFTSMAN V20 battery and charger starter kit37
63%$50.99$139.00

CRAFTSMAN V20 Battery and Charger Starter Kit

TOOLSAMAZON
Example card, not a current offer.
  • Image or title: opens the deal's post.
  • Price line: shows the current price and available comparison. On desktop, single-price offers also have a "Go to store" shortcut when you hover over the price. On mobile and tablet, or for ranged-price offers, open the post for the store links.
  • Score over the image: the overall Deal Score, when available.
  • Category and store row: tells you what kind of product it is and where it is sold.
  • Bottom row: shows the source, community thumbs, and timing information. A refresh is not necessarily a newly found deal.

Manual posts can have fewer statistics than feed posts. A missing field is not a negative rating.

Typical Versus List Price on Amazon

20%$16.00$20.00
Typical comparison
20%$16.00$20.00
List / Was comparison

Typical Price reflects prices customers actually paid over a recent period. List Price is a suggested retail reference supplied by a manufacturer, supplier, or seller. The grid distinguishes them in the discount and old-price colors, and scoring treats them differently.

Check Amazon's price history on the product page, where available, to compare the current price with past prices.

Deal Badges and Purchasing Conditions

BadgeWhat it means
AFTER COUPONThe displayed price includes this saving. You may still need to claim the coupon, enter a code, or meet the conditions. Do not subtract it again.
SAVE 8% ON 2 ITEMSAn offer not included in the displayed single-item price. It may require multiple eligible items or another action.
PRIME EXCLUSIVECheck the Prime eligibility requirement for the offer.
LIGHTNING DEALA time-limited offer. Check remaining availability at the store.
LIMITED TIME DEALA merchant-designated limited-time offer. The label alone does not measure how good the price is.
S&SSubscribe & Save information. Check subscription terms and eligibility.
LOWEST PRICE IN 30 DAYSA reported recent-price comparison for the stated period, not the lowest price ever.

Common Questions

Why can a smaller discount have a higher score?

Discount size is only one part of the score. Comparison prices differ, and freshness, category relevance, and offer features also matter. A large discount from a high List price does not automatically make the strongest deal.

Why don't the chips add up to the total?

Some chips contribute points, while others adjust the score proportionally. Displayed values are also rounded. The chips explain the main influences; the total uses the full values.

What do negative or missing chips mean?

A negative Hit means the discount is below its usual target; other signals can still make the deal worth showing. Negative Fresh reflects age, not proof that a deal has expired. Zero is a real reported value. A missing chip may be inapplicable or lack enough information.

Why did the score change when the price did not?

Freshness changes as a deal ages. Updated offer information or scoring refinements can also change the score. That alone does not mean the product became cheaper or was newly found.

Does a savings chip mean the saving is already in the price?

Score chips and savings badges serve different purposes. Follow the applied or unapplied offer labels and purchase conditions. Multi-buy and subscription offers may require another purchase or enrollment. Do not assume separate coupons, promotions, and codes stack together.

What if the store shows a different price?

Prices, coupons, codes, and eligibility can change between updates. Confirm the final price, quantity, shipping, and requirements at the store before buying.

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