Startup of the Week - Notifyy
by Startacus Admin
Let’s face it - who amongst us doesn’t enjoy the thrill of nabbing a bargain? Whether we’re treating ourselves to something or buying a gift, it always helps when there’s a discount or promo involved.
However, it’d be fair to say that we don’t always manage to get those bargains - it’s often a matter of timing - we might miss out on a sale or find out about an offer when it’s too late. The result? We end up paying full whack and that’s not quite so much fun, is it?
Well...thanks to our latest Startup of the Week, you need never worry about missing out on a bargain again.
Notifyy is a new website which will enable you to track and get notifications when the price drops of a particular product that you’d like to buy.
You can basically set a target price and then you will be notified only when the product reaches the price you’d actually like to pay.
To use the site, you simply enter the url of the product that you’d like to track the price of and you’ll be updated on any price drops thereafter. There is also a Chrome Extension which you can use to make it even easier.
Although only fairly recently launched, Notifyy have already established links with masses of retailers - including most of the big guys. Amazon, Asos, Argos - they’re all here. Better still - there are more new retailers being added all the time!
In essence Notifyy are on a mission to make us rethink how we do our online shopping and help us save a lot of money in the process. Saving money whilst shopping - our idea of heaven!
Check out the Notifyy site for yourself and see how you can make those well-earned pounds stretch…
Interested in finding out about other new and innovative startups? Why not check out our previous Startup of the Week ?
And also check out how you can be considered for our next Startup of the Week.
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Published on: 24th February 2016
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