• I nearly missed the deal on the one I got cause my tracker lagged during a 3am flash sale.
• Be careful with .ca alerts tho.
• Make sure to use Keepa.

Ive been using Keepa for years and honestly its far superior for technical tracking on the Canadian site. I am very satisfied with how it handles stock level data which is vital for espresso gear. The extension works well and integrates directly onto the page. For high-end stuff, you really need that granular historical data to see if a sale is actually legit.

To add to the point above: Keepa really is the heavy lifter for the Canadian site. I was super satisfied when it caught a massive price drop on my Breville last year right before my move. It works well because you can see if the sale price is actually just the normal price from a few months back. I honestly wouldnt buy anything over a hundred bucks without checking that history first. It saves a ton of stress and basically paid for my first few bags of coffee. Quick question tho, what kind of machine are you actually eyeing? Like, are you going for a super-automatic or are you looking to dive into the hobbyist world with a manual setup? Also, whats your hard limit on the budget? Prices for espresso gear in Canada can be pretty wild so knowing your range helps narrow things down.