One alert. Every shop that has it.

Why it matters

One shop's restock is one chance. That shop might be the dearest, or it might sell out while you type your card number. Meanwhile two other shops may have the same toy on the shelf, and nobody told you. Now the alert does.

What we do

1. We match the same toy across shops. Shops name things differently ("Nice Cube", "NeeDoh Nice Cube Fidget"). We group the listings that are the same product, at the shops we check.
2. When your toy is back, we look again. As your alert is built, we check which of those shops have it in stock at our last read.
3. We sort them, cheapest first. Plain arithmetic on the shop's item price, before delivery. Up to three other shops make the list.
4. Every shop gets its own link. Tap one and you are on that shop's listing. You pay the shop, not us.

Where you'll see it

In Pro alerts by email, Telegram and browser push, at the same speed as the alert itself: 1–6 minutes at most shops. Every pass includes it too, because a pass is Pro for its length.

What it won't do

• Only shops we check. If a shop isn't on our list, it can't be in the line.
• Only matched products. If we haven't matched the toy at another shop yet, the alert goes out as before, without the extra line.
• Stock moves. "In stock" means at our last check. A shop can sell out between our read and your tap.