Gedd.it
Find Verified Promo Codes for Products You Want
385 followers
Find Verified Promo Codes for Products You Want
385 followers
Gedd.it finds and verifies promo codes for the exact product you’re buying. Paste any product link and it automatically searches the web, tests codes in real time, and shows you the one with the best discount. No browser extension needed. It also preserves any existing affiliate links, so creators still get credit.
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@rsugranes I plan to get an Amazon certification, so I’ll have the chance to test it :) Congrats on your launch!
It works! This is awesome, thank you very much. Any plans to make it work cross-app? Like one hotel room can be shared between some OTAs.
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Thanks, Arkan! That's exactly what we're working on next. We want to search for all the places that sell the product you want and try codes at all of those too. We have a beta version of this we'll likely have live next week :)
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
Ramiro, why haven't you launched this a week ago when I booked such a pricy hotel? :D Just tell me why :D
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@busmark_w_nika haha sorry! We got your back on the future ones 😁
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
@rsugranes You need to create a time machine now :D
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Kaily
This is great timing for Black Friday.
Curious, when I search up a product, it says Unverified (enter your email to verify), what does this mean?
Congrats on launching!
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@alia_soni1 Thank you! What's happening in that case is that it tried to verify the codes it found for you, but it wasn't able to for some reason. This could be because it struggled to add the item to the cart or didn't find the promo code field for example. So we give users the option to enter their email when that happens and we'll check them manually on our end :)
Triforce Todos
Awesome work! This solves a real Black Friday pain point. Any plans for region-specific promo code support?
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@abod_rehman Appreciate it! It already works across regions, but if you find one that you think could be improved, just let me know
Hey Ramiro! It's super cool. Is this only for physical products or does it also apply to software?
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Thank you, Germán! It will find and rank codes for pretty much any type of product, and attempt to verify them as well. The automatic verification currently works best for physical products though. A lot of software sites require a logged-in account to checkout and try codes, so that's why we tend to struggle more with those vs physical product checkouts.
@rsugranes got it! And totally agree man! really congrats!!!
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Thanks!! 🙌
Nice launch and the real-time verification idea is neat. But I'm skeptical about scale, merchant rotations and regional rules are a nightmare. Ramiro saying ~65% auto success is honest, but how will that improve when traffic spikes on big sales? I got burned before by "SAVE20" codes that looked legit and then failed at checkout. Would love to see rate limits, retry logic, and a transparency dashboard for which stores is fully supported. Also, does the cloud browser approach respect merchant ToS or could that trigger blocks?
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@lyndsay_h Thank you! Our approach is to use an AI agent that actually goes through checkout and tries codes in a live session. That’s how we handle the constant changes in merchant rules, regional logic, and code rotations without relying on static lists that would become stale. The ~65% number is our current baseline across a broad set of stores people try, but it improves as models get better and we make product improvements.
I like the idea of being able to see a list of all the sites where we can currently automatically verify all codes. We also want to shift from site-based to product-based in the future. So you search a product rather than a site and we show you all the retailers where we found it and prices we found with promo codes applied, if that makes sense.
On the cloud-browser side, some stores block agents today, but we think this is early. Merchants will inevitably decide which types of agents they want on their sites as this becomes more common. Since our use case is conversion-driven and we already partner with many brands, we expect the line to be drawn around intent, not automation. Thanks again for the thoughtful feedback!