Free price-drop alerts without giving your email

How to get notified when a UK price drops using RSS/Atom feeds: no account, no mailing list.

What a feed is

A feed is a small file a website publishes and updates. A feed reader app checks it regularly and shows you anything new. Atom is an open standard for feeds, published by the IETF as RFC 4287.¹

Using our feeds

1. Every product page has a “Follow price changes” link. Every category has a feed of price drops, and there's one for all drops.
2. Copy the link into a feed reader. Thunderbird, for example, can subscribe to feeds alongside your email.²
3. When our daily check records a different price, a new entry appears.

Why we chose feeds

Email alerts would need your address and a mailing provider. With a feed, we don't know who you are, and you can unsubscribe by deleting it from your reader. See the list of feeds and our privacy notice.

Tips

• Follow a category feed (e.g. TVs) in the weeks before Black Friday to see which prices actually move.
• A drop isn't automatically a bargain. Check the chart for the lowest price we've recorded.

Sources

1. IETF, RFC 4287: The Atom Syndication Format
2. Mozilla Support, How to subscribe to news feeds and blogs (Thunderbird)