How We Find & Verify Deals
RebelDealz exists to help you pay less, and that only works if you can trust what we publish. This page explains where our deals come from, how we check them, and how the site makes money.
Where our deals come from
Deals are sourced by a live community of deal hunters who track prices at Amazon, Walmart, Target, and hundreds of other retailers all day, every day. Promising finds are checked and posted to the site in near real time. It's the same feed our Telegram community gets. Thousands of shoppers see and use these deals daily, which means dead deals get caught fast.
Our editorial guides
Articles in our Deal Guides section are researched and written by our editorial team. For every guide we:
- Verify each deal against the retailer's live price before publishing
- Compare prices across retailers so we only call something a deal when it actually is one
- Include restrictions, expiration dates, and fine print, not just the headline price
- Date every article, and mark when the deals in it were last verified
- Update or clearly mark guides when deals expire
Every editorial guide carries the byline of the person who wrote it. You can see each writer's background on their author page.
How we make money
When you buy through links on RebelDealz, we may earn an affiliate commission from the retailer. This never costs you anything extra, and it never changes which deals we post: a deal gets published because it's a genuinely good price, not because of what it pays us. We also show ads on some pages.
Prices change fast
Deal prices and availability can change at any time, sometimes within hours. We mark expired deals when we catch them, but always confirm the final price on the retailer's site before you buy.
Spotted a problem?
If a deal is wrong, expired, or misleading, tell us and we'll fix it or take it down.