Nike Pegasus 41, final markdown
9799%Target · Mueller · aisle C08
▲ 688 · 51 confirmed · 40m
In-store clearance, penny items, drops, coupons, cashback stacking, card bonuses, points, bank bonuses, gift cards and award travel — scattered across nine Discords and a blog from 2014. Goatavo collapses all of it into one feed, one community, one alert system.
Target · Mueller · aisle C08
▲ 688 · 51 confirmed · 40m
Target · 3 stores near you
▲ 412 · 38 confirmed · 2h
Sapphire Preferred · ends in 6 days
▲ 288 · 12 approved · 5h
Nike Pegasus, $1.48 at Target Mueller
51 confirmed · 40m
A cook group for drops. A Facebook group for clearance. A forum for churning. A blog for the penny list. Two portals in two tabs. Every one of them is a different login, a different set of rules, and a different hour of your evening.
Each of these is somebody's whole app today. In Goatavo they share a card shape, a scoring system and one alert engine — so a card bonus and a clearance endcap land in the same place, ranked against each other.
goat runs the same tools you can run yourself — scan, store check, resale comps, price history, card math, stack builder — except it already has your list, your wallet and the four stores you actually go to. It answers with numbers and store names, and it tells you when it hasn’t checked something yet.
Find the items from my home improvement list near me
All 9 items are stocked within 6 miles. Home Depot on Airport has 6 of them and two are on clearance — the Ryobi kit rang up at $0.01 for three people this morning. Lowe's has the vanity $80 cheaper. Buying it split across those two saves $214 versus one trip.
Anyone can tell you a website's price. Goatavo tells you which of the 58 shelf-data retailers near you has it, how many are on the shelf, which aisle, and when someone last confirmed it with a scan.
Green means a saving. Amber means friction — a rate limit, a countdown, a batched delivery. Never the reverse. And 99%+ gets gold, because a final markdown is worth running for.
Every offer carries the store, the shelf count, the aisle, the price history, whether the code works, and what it resells for. Then goat watches it for you.
4 in stock · aisle D14 · just now. Every claim carries a confirmation count and the accuracy score of whoever posted it.
A 90-day line and an all-time-low flag, so you know whether the sale is real or the same price it's been all year.
A product, a store, a drop, a bonus, an award seat — one rule builder, and a dry run that shows what you'd have caught last week.
Target · Mueller · aisle C08
▲ 688 · 51 confirmed · 40m
Target · 3 stores near you
▲ 412 · 38 confirmed · 2h
Target · Mueller · aisle G03
▲ 61 · 4 confirmed · 3h
Walmart · Ben White · aisle H11
▲ 210 · 14 confirmed · 1h
Home Depot · penny list · scan to verify
▲ 1.4k · 96 confirmed · 12m
Home Depot · seasonal reset · 2 left
▲ 344 · 22 confirmed · 5h
Confirmations, accuracy scores, aisle maps and one very good penny list — contributed by people who were already doing this in a group chat.
“I was in four Facebook groups, two Discords and a text thread. Everything I actually used is one feed now, and the aisle number is right.”
“The comps are on the card. I stopped opening a second app to work out whether a $17 air fryer was worth the drive.”
“I gave goat my list. It priced all nine things across three stores and told me which two trips were actually worth making.”
“It knew my 5/24 dates and told me to hold. The 150k landed nine days later. That's the whole product.”
“Nine minutes of warning is the difference between a pair and a screenshot. I cancelled three cook groups.”
“It tells me when the 'sale' is the same price it's been all year. I trust that more than the deal itself.”
“The seat alert polls the airline, not a blog. I got two ANA business seats on a Tuesday afternoon.”
“The list used to be a blog post with 400 comments. Now it's scannable and mapped to my four stores.”
Public launch is this fall. Founding members get in first, in waves, starting with the cities where the community is densest. Join the list and you'll get a date before anyone else.
The feed, the community, the alerts and goat are free. Pro lifts the caps — instant alerts instead of batched, unlimited live store checks, resale comps and full bonus history. Founding members lock the launch price for life.
Deal sites publish a link. Goatavo tells you which store near you has it, how many are on the shelf, what it sold for last month, whether the code works, and which card to put it on. Then it watches for you.
Retailer inventory endpoints where they exist, plus community confirmations with a scan. Every shelf claim carries a timestamp and a confirmation count, and contributors carry an accuracy score.
goat runs the same tools you can run yourself — scan, store check, comps, price history, card math, stack builder — and it has your list, your wallet and your stores. It answers with numbers and names, and it tells you when it hasn't checked something.
No. Most people are just buying things they were going to buy anyway. The profit math is there if you want it and out of the way if you don't.
80+ at launch, with store-level shelf data at the ones where it's possible — Target, Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's, Costco, Dillard's, Kohl's and more. The coverage page has the full list.
No. goat learns what you buy so it can be useful, and the Me tab shows you exactly what it thinks it knows about you, in plain language, with a delete button on every line.
Still curious? Founding members get a direct line.
Join the launch list and you'll get a date before it's public — plus founding-member pricing locked for as long as you keep the account.