So Ive been a deal hunter for a while now, usually pretty good at gaming the system with Amazon and Best Buy using the usual suspects like Keepa or Honey. But I hit a wall with Kohls lately and its driving me a bit crazy because their pricing logic is just... different. My logic was that I could just set a price drop alert like I do for everything else, but none of my usual extensions seem to scrape Kohls correctly or they only show the MSRP which is basically useless there.

My cousins getting married in Columbus next month and I really want to get her that 5-quart KitchenAid Artisan mixer. My budget is strictly under $300 but Kohls has it listed for like $450 one day and then $380 the next, but then you gotta factor in the Kohls Cash windows and the 15 percent or 30 percent off coupons if you have the card. It feels like you need a degree in math just to figure out if you're actually getting a deal or if they just inflated the base price to make the coupon look better.

Ive tried a few things so far:

• Manual bookmarks which I check every morning (super tedious)
• Honey's price history (seems really laggy on Kohls specifically)
• Slickdeals alerts (too broad, I get too much noise)

I was thinking maybe there's a script or a specific site that tracks the net price after the standard sitewide coupons are applied? I tried using Distill Web Monitor to just track the HTML element for the price, but the way Kohls refreshes their product pages and selectors makes the monitor break every two days. It is super frustrating. Is there a dedicated tool for this that I am missing? I dont want to keep checking the tab every single morning before I head to work just to see if I missed the window for the extra 20 percent off rewards points cycle...