How SaleAlert checks deals
SaleAlert NZ is built to help New Zealand shoppers find useful sales without needing to open every retailer site first. It is operated by Web Design Auckland (www.webdesignauckland.co.nz).
Where deals come from
SaleAlert monitors a mix of public retailer pages, community deal sources, retailer newsletters, and shopper submissions. User-submitted deals are stored separately until they can be reviewed.
What gets checked before publishing
- The deal must be relevant to New Zealand shoppers.
- The link must resolve to a public retailer or public source page where possible.
- Newsletter-only and tracking-only links are avoided or replaced with public retailer links.
- Price, coupon, stock, delivery notes and expiry are captured when the source provides them.
- Obvious expired, out-of-stock, blocked or non-public pages are rejected or flagged for review.
How automation is used
Automation helps collect candidate deals, filter weak links, check merchant pages, infer expiry dates, and keep active pages clean. Automation does not make a retailer trustworthy by itself, and shoppers should still check the final price, stock, delivery cost and terms at checkout.
Corrections
Deal prices and stock can change quickly. Every deal page includes a report link so shoppers can flag an expired offer, changed price, broken coupon or retailer issue. You can also contact us at salealert.co.nz@gmail.com.
Why SaleAlert exists
SaleAlert is currently built to help people find genuine savings faster. Monetisation may come later, but the priority is a complete, useful and transparent NZ deal website.