Price drops
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How this works

The short version: tell us what you like, we track prices, you buy when it is actually a good time to.

Pick your interests
  1. 1

    You tell us what you care about

    Pick a few categories and a taste. Those choices become a vector — a mathematical position in the same space every product sits in. No account needed; it works off a cookie.

  2. 2

    We rank the catalogue against it

    Your feed is the products closest to your vector, then re-ranked so no single category or store can dominate the page. Every card tells you which interest pulled it in.

  3. 3

    We watch the price over time

    Each time a merchant feed refreshes we record the price. That history is what lets us say whether today's price is genuinely good, rather than comparing against an inflated list price.

  4. 4

    You decide, we get paid by the store

    When you buy through a link, the store pays us a commission. Your price is identical either way, and commission never influences ranking.

Where we are today

Feelnova is early. These are the real numbers, not projections.

Products tracked
22
Categories
17
Stores
2
Collections
2

What is real and what is not

We would rather tell you than have you find out. Anything on the site marked Sample data is a placeholder while we build the pipeline behind it.

Real right now

  • · Your interest graph and the ranking built on it
  • · Price history, price drops and the “good time to buy” verdict
  • · Search, semantic search in the advisor, saved items, price alerts
  • · Every price and link we show you

Not real yet

  • · Cashback balances and payouts
  • · Owner sentiment scores and coupon codes
  • · Editorial notes, pros and cons, durability scores
  • · Multi-store price comparison — most products show one store today

How we make money

Affiliate commission, paid by the retailer. If you click through to a store and buy something, they pay us a percentage. You pay exactly the same price you would have paid going direct.

What that does not buy: position in your feed. Ranking is driven by similarity to your interests and by price history. A store paying a higher rate does not move up. If we ever run paid placement, it will be labelled as such on the card.