Corrected 2026-09-09

Hear it the week it changes

We watch 17 channels and 40 pricing pages with automated weekly diffs. The email list is not open yet — the feed that carries the same changes is.

Price-drop alerts

One email per confirmed change#

When alerts open: a tracked price moves, we verify it, and you get one short email — what changed, by how much, and whether it changes the cheapest path. That's the whole email.

The weekly Price Report

What moved, every week#

Planned: the week's changes, the current cheapest paths per medication, and one thing worth knowing from the regulatory file. Skimmable in ninety seconds.

Email alerts are not open yet, so we are not taking addresses.

The mailing list is not connected. Rather than collect your address and discard it — which is what a form here would do today — we would rather say so and point you at the thing that already works.

What works right now: the changelog feed#

Every price change we verify is published to our RSS feed the moment it lands, with what moved, by how much, and the source. It is the same content the alert email will carry, and it is live today — 9 changes are in it now, the most recent on 2026-09-13. Any RSS reader will poll it for you.

You can also read the changelog and price history directly, or subscribe to nothing at all and check the index when you are actually about to buy — which, honestly, is when the number matters.

Common questions about the alerts#

Can I sign up for price-drop alerts yet?#

Not yet. The mailing list is not connected, so there is nowhere for an address to go and we are not asking for one. Every change that would have been emailed is already published to the RSS feed as it is verified, so nothing is being withheld in the meantime — the email is a convenience layer over a feed that is already public.

What will trigger an alert when they do open?#

A price we publish moving, and only after a human has confirmed it at the provider’s own page. The weekly diff flags candidates automatically, but a flag is not a change — most flagged tokens turn out to be promotional or unrelated numbers. Nothing is sent on an automated detection alone; see the methodology.

How often would you email me?#

One short email per confirmed change, plus a weekly report of what moved. The busiest week in our record so far had 9 confirmed changes in it. That record is short enough that we would rather not tell you what a typical week looks like yet. There is no other mail — no onboarding sequence, no partner offers.

Will you sell or share my email address?#

No. When the list opens it will be double opt-in, used for those two emails and nothing else, and unsubscribing will be one click. That is also what the privacy policy commits us to.

Not today — no link we publish earns a commission, and the list has not opened either. When that changes, a paid link will never change what we report or the order anything is ranked in — rankings follow cost. The disclosure covers how that works.