About

Mr. Steal Deal posts deals that survive a check against real price history. That is the entire proposition, and it is narrower than it sounds.

Why this exists

Deal sites are easy to start and hard to trust. The economics reward volume — more posts, more clicks, more commission — and nothing rewards the tedious work of checking whether a discount is real. So most of them do not check. You end up scrolling past forty “50% off” badges knowing perfectly well that most are fiction.

This site takes the opposite trade. Far fewer posts, every one verified against 90 days of price history, and a published method you can hold me to. The bet is that a small number of people would rather see three deals a day that are real than thirty that might not be.

Who runs it

Mr. Steal Deal is run by David Urrutia, based in the United States. It is not a company, a content farm, or a network of sites — it is one person who got tired of fake strike-through pricing and decided to do the checking properly.

What I cover

Tech (laptops, monitors, components, peripherals, audio, storage, networking, smart home), home and kitchen, toys and games, outdoors, and beauty and health. The filter was never the category — it is whether a genuine, checkable price history exists. If a product hasn’t been tracked long enough to tell a real cut from ordinary price noise, it does not go up, regardless of what it is.

How it pays for itself

Affiliate commissions, disclosed in full on the disclosure page. No sponsored placements, no paid inclusion, and no deleting the deals that did not age well.

Get in touch

Corrections, a deal I should look at, or a price you think I got wrong: [email protected]. If I publish something inaccurate I will correct it on the page rather than quietly removing it.