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As you browse websites a small pop up tells you if that business website has a Savings Sites deal!
Simply turn it on, and a small reminder slides up in the corner of a merchant's website. Like: [Business] has $X OFF on Savings Sites — Get Deal (opens your claim) or Not now.
Every time you land on a new site, the extension checks the website address against your zone's deal list — the same list already loaded in your Deals tab. Nothing about your browsing activity leaves your device.
Save by Giving! Give By Saving!
Your nonprofit is the one you support — buy Deal Credits on their page and every deal you claim helps them.
How many local businesses can respond to your SNAP, and how long they have.
Pick a number or type your own — any amount, 1 or more.
Your SNAP alerts are saved on this device. Verify your Savings Sites email once so local businesses can respond — we’ll send a 6-digit code.
Live deals open your local directory website to checkout (that publisher’s PayPal). This dialog is only for demo / SNAP-code redeem when the catalog is offline.
Enter the code from your Email or Blast to unlock the SNAP bonus.
Codes look like SNAP-7K3M.
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First-come, first-served. Your spot is held 15 minutes (demo).
We'll flag new deals that match — a badge on the bell up top, a banner on this page, and (if you want) a desktop popup. Deals already showing won't re-alert.
Saved searches are checked automatically a few times a day and whenever you open this page.
It's printed on the welcome letter you got in the mail — worth a $3 credit you can spend at ANY business in the directory. Codes are good for 100 days after mailing; one per household.
Buy a deal first to unlock your invite code. When a neighbor buys access to a deal with your code, you each get $5 checkout credit (not on Free $5 — that would be farmable).