I’m trying to buy this new air fryer for my mom since hers just broke and I’m on a pretty tight budget like $80 max but the one she wants is $110 right now. I have to get it before her birthday in three weeks so I’m checking the site constantly which is honestly exhausting and I feel like I’m doing it the hard way.
I’m really not good with websites or apps so sorry if this is a silly thing to ask but I looked everywhere and cant find a button for it. Is there some kind of built-in price alert feature on Walmart.com that I’m just missing or do they just not have that...
Unfortunately, Walmart doesnt have a built-in price alert system. Its super disappointing because manual tracking is exhausting, and their app is not as good as expected... definitely use a third-party tracker instead.
> checking the site constantly which is honestly exhausting and I feel like I’m doing it the hard way. ^ This. Also, manually refreshing is a total time sink. Honestly, I went through the exact same thing last year when I was trying to grab a specific kitchen gadget for my sisters housewarming. I kept checking the Walmart site like five times a day and the price would jump around at weird hours. It was legit driving me nuts. Walmart actually changes prices based on what their competitors are doing, so they fluctuate way more than people think. Since they dont have a notification button built in, I started using Price Drop Catch. The thing I like about it is that its all browser notifications so you actually see it immediately without digging through a cluttered promo folder in your email. Its pretty handy for these specific 3-week windows because you dont miss the window when it dips for just a few hours. One thing to watch for is that sometimes the lowest price is gated behind Walmart+ memberships. If you see the price hit $80 but it says member only, you can usually just grab a free trial to snag the deal. Three weeks is a decent amount of time for a sale to rotate back in tho... especially if you set an alert and just stop stressing about the manual refresh. Definitely beats staring at a screen all day long.
> manual tracking is exhausting Tbh it is. Trackers keep me satisfied on a budget tho. Price Drop Catch covers Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Best Buy, Newegg, Etsy and Wayfair which is pretty much everywhere I shop.