Dealo — Save at Checkout

Dealo tells you when the order you're about to place could cost less. Plenty of Indian stores sell their own gift vouchers at a discount — for example, ₹5,000 of a store's credit for ₹4,750 — which you then spend on the order you were placing anyway. The saving is real and it is offered by the store itself, but almost nobody knows it exists at the moment it matters, which is the moment before you pay. Dealo watches for that moment. When you reach a cart or checkout page at a store Dealo covers, it works out what a voucher would actually save you on this specific order — in rupees, not a vague percentage — and shows you a small panel with the figure. If the saving isn't worth the effort, Dealo stays quiet rather than interrupting you for ₹40. If you decide it's worth it, Dealo walks you through the rest: which voucher to buy and for how much, where to buy it, and then, when you come back to the store, it hands you the code ready to paste into the discount box. If the vouchers don't cover the whole order, it tells you exactly how much is left to pay by UPI or card. If the deal needs several vouchers, it keeps track of each one so you don't lose your place. Dealo never completes a purchase for you. Every payment is yours to make. On privacy: Dealo has no accounts and no login. When you reach a checkout it sends two things to its server — the store's web address (just the domain) and the order total shown on the page. It isn't tied to any identity, because Dealo doesn't have one for you. If you choose to shop through Dealo's partner link, the address of the page you're on is sent so the link can take you back to it. Dealo never sends your name, your card details, or what's in your cart. Voucher codes you buy stay on your own computer and are never transmitted. Dealo earns affiliate commission from stores when you shop through it, at no extra cost to you. That is how it is paid, and it is the only way it is paid. Questions or problems: medhansh@getdealo.in