PURCHASE PAL
PURCHASE PAL
Purchase Pal watches Best Buy, Target, Walmart, Amazon, Pokémon Center and more, adds the item to your cart the moment it is back and checks out within the limits you set, using the card and address already saved in your store accounts.
Free plan included: 5 A.I. chats and 10 minutes of Auto Buy every month.
Checks each listing about every second or two. In stock and within your price: added to cart, totals checked, one order placed, then it stops.
Best Buy, Target, Walmart, GameStop, Amazon, eBay, Pokémon Center, Home Depot, Sam's Club, Publix, Temu, AliExpress, Vinted, Etsy, Nike, Groupon, Facebook Marketplace and Shopify shops.
Your price and order-total limits are never exceeded, one order per item, and it pauses for sign-ins, verification codes and "I'm not a robot" checks for you to finish.
Runs on your own computer. Never asks for or stores card numbers or passwords: checkout uses the payment saved in your store account.
Ask when an item will restock. A gold and black robot wakes up at its desk, works it out on its own computer in one of 23 animations, and opens the answer: the usual time between restocks, the chance this week, the best store and time of day, and a live look at what the stores show right now.
Forecasts are estimates from the restocks Purchase Pal has seen; stores do not announce restocks.
Paid upfront each month. Cancel anytime and keep what you paid for until the month ends.
Purchase Pal runs on Windows 10 or 11 with Microsoft Edge. Download it, double-click it, and it opens in its own Edge window.
Before the download starts you will be asked to read and accept the Terms of Use, Release of Liability and Arbitration Agreement. The app asks again the first time it opens.
Purchase Pal is new, so Windows may say "Windows protected your PC": click More info, then Run anyway. On computers with Smart App Control turned on, Windows blocks apps that are not yet signed with a code-signing certificate.
No. Purchase Pal runs in your browser on your computer, signed in to your own store accounts, so the computer and Edge need to stay on while Auto Buy watches.
No. When a store asks for a human check, sign-in or code, Purchase Pal pauses, brings that tab to the front and sounds an alert so you can finish it; then it continues.
Yes. Stores set their own purchase limits and can cancel orders or restrict accounts they consider automated. Use Purchase Pal within each store's rules.
Time during which at least one item has Auto Buy on. When the month's time is used up, Auto Buy turns off, except for an order that is already being placed.
Read the agreement to the end. Downloading, installing or using Purchase Pal means you accept it.
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