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UK price guides for the kit people actually buy
Five separate guides, each on one category. Each one tells you how that category is priced in Britain, when the price actually moves, and the legitimate ways an ordinary shopper pays less than the shelf price.
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What you get for £24.89 and up
Sixteen A4 pages, thirteen chapters
A single PDF with a contents page. No login, no app, no subscription — it opens in the reader already built into your phone or laptop.
The British price calendar
The six windows a year when prices genuinely move here, what each one is good for, and the ones that are a marketing window rather than a price cut.
How to read price history
Finding the floor, how often it is reached, and spotting a price that climbed in October so it could fall in November.
The discount-email play
Joining a retailer’s list before you shop, letting a basket sit, reading the exclusions that usually cover the exact thing you want, and leaving cleanly.
Cashback, vouchers and price promises
What stacks with what, the click order that decides whether you get paid, and how to hold a retailer to a price promise it already published.
A chapter written for your category
The part that is not shared between guides: what specifically moves the price of this product, and the trap particular to buying it.
Read the contents before you buy
We would rather you knew exactly what is inside than found out afterwards. Every guide runs the same thirteen chapters; chapter ten changes with the category.
- 01What this guide is, and what it is not
- 02The only rule that matters: the shelf price is a moment, not a fact
- 03The UK price calendar
- 04Reading price history, and reading it honestly
- 05Discount emails: the play, done properly
- 06Cashback and vouchers: real money, with conditions
- 07Price promises and price matching
- 08Open-box, refurbished and warehouse stock
- 09Alerts: how to stop watching
- 10What actually moves the price of your category
- 11When not to buy
- 12What the law already gives you
- 13The checklist
The series
- The Kindle Paperwhite Price Guide£24.99
- The Dual-Zone Air Fryer Price Guide£31.99
- The Countertop Oven Price Guide£26.98
- The Noise-Cancelling Headphones Price Guide£29.99
- The Cordless Power Tool Price Guide£24.89
Each guide is sold separately because most people want one category, not five. At the checkout you can add the rest of the series, and the price-tracking spreadsheet, for less than the titles cost on their own.
What this will not do
It will not promise you a number
Anyone selling a guaranteed saving is guessing. Prices, offers and retailer policies change constantly, and what you save depends on when and how you use the research.
It is not a list of discount codes
Codes expire, and a guide built on them is worthless within a month. What is here is the timing and the method behind the codes, which keeps working.
Nothing in it bends a rule
No pricing errors, no invented identities, no breaching a retailer’s terms. Those things are reversible and they become your problem. Every method here is one a retailer publishes openly.
How it reaches you
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