DealGather is a web-based deal aggregation site that republishes discounted product listings from Amazon, AliExpress and eBay in one browsable feed, with each entry showing the current price, the original list price, the dollar saving and the discount percentage.
What is DealGather?
DealGather is an English-language shopping deals directory that collects markdowns from three marketplaces — Amazon, AliExpress and eBay — and presents them as a single daily feed of product cards. Each card carries a product photo, the full product title, the sale price, the struck-through list price, the absolute saving, the discount percentage and a two-digit score such as 96 or 93. On the snapshot captured, the site reported 120 deals updated that day, a maximum single discount of 78%, and coverage of three platforms. Purchases are not completed on DealGather; cards link to the retailer listings, and the site states that buyers go direct to official stores.
What makes DealGather stand out?
- Daily hand-checking — the homepage states deals are "hand-checked daily," so listings are reviewed by a person rather than swept in purely by an automated price feed.
- Three marketplaces in one feed — Amazon, AliExpress and eBay listings sit side by side, with platform filter URLs under
/en/products?platform=amazon,?platform=aliexpressand?platform=ebay. - Discount-first card layout — every card shows sale price against original price plus both the dollar amount saved and the percentage, so the size of the markdown is visible before clicking through.
- Themed deal collections — curated bundles such as "Top 7 Electronics Picks" (described as a 4.7-star average, prices from $21.59 to $1196.99), "Home Essentials Mega Deals" starting at $8.99, and "Cozy Home Essentials" from $26.99, each with an item count and a publication age.
- "Just for You" feed — a personalised recommendation block runs alongside "Today's Deals" on the same page.
- Live daily counters — the header tracks "Updated today 120", "Today's max discount 78%" and "Platforms 3".
- Verified submissions — the page notes that information is provided by users or merchants and verified before publishing.
Who should use DealGather?
- Bargain hunters who want a single page to scan for steep markdowns instead of checking three retailer sites separately each morning.
- Home and seasonal shoppers buying bedding, curtains, Christmas trees, storage or small appliances, who can start from a themed collection rather than a blank search box.
- Electronics buyers comparing budget accessories — earbuds, security cameras, video doorbells, dash cams — where the discount percentage and price band matter as much as the spec sheet.
- Shoppers who want the retailer's own storefront for warranty and returns, since every card routes out to the original Amazon, AliExpress or eBay listing.
What can you do with DealGather?
- Electronics comparison: scan the electronics collections to spot price bands — one collection spans budget earbuds at $12.99 up to a laptop at $1449.98 — and jump straight to the retailer listing for the model that fits.
- Seasonal home refresh: work through a holiday- or bedding-themed collection (artificial trees, sheet sets, throw blankets, floor mirrors) and buy several items from one curated list instead of searching item by item.
- Security upgrade on a budget: find discounted Blink and Ring cameras and doorbells grouped in the same feed, with the saving per unit shown before you commit.
How does DealGather work?
Deals arrive from users, merchants or the site's own sourcing, are verified before publishing, and are re-checked daily so prices on the cards stay current. Visitors open the homepage, read the daily counters, optionally filter by platform, then click a card to reach the DealGather product page and from there the retailer listing where the transaction happens.
FAQ
Which stores does DealGather cover?
DealGather lists deals from three marketplaces: Amazon, AliExpress and eBay. Each product card names its source platform, and the platform links at the top of the page filter the feed down to a single store.
How often are prices updated?
The homepage states that prices are updated daily and shows an "Updated today" counter for the number of live deals. Individual card prices can therefore lag a retailer's live price if a seller changes it mid-day.
Does DealGather sell the products itself?
No. DealGather is a discovery layer: cards link through to the product page and onward to the retailer, and the site states that buyers purchase direct from official stores rather than from DealGather.
Are the discounts real?
The site says deals are hand-checked daily and that information from users or merchants is verified before publishing. Even so, the listed original prices are the retailer's reference prices, so a large percentage such as 78% should be checked against the live listing.
Is there a fee to browse DealGather?
The homepage shows no subscription tiers, membership levels or account requirement for viewing deals — the daily feed, platform filters and curated collections are all visible on the public page.
