Waldo - AI that gets you money back when prices drop

It’s one of those products I go: why didn’t this exist before?

Hey there 👋 SUPER excited to announce the launch of my AI startup — Waldo 🎉 We all know airline fares, hotel rooms, and concert tickets frequently change in price. But what if I told you prices for sneakers, jeans, and laptops change just as often? Waldo is artificial intelligence built to save you money on recent purchases when they drop in price by leveraging a hidden perk called price protection. Waldo gets you money back from a diverse set of brands including Amazon, Patagonia, Best Buy, and Nordstrom just to name a few. Waldo works with over 100+ brands, with new ones added every day. The best part — you don’t have to lift a finger. Funds are directly credited back to your credit card from the store. We’re currently working on support for airlines, hotels, and so much more. Join us on our journey — and let us know where you would like to save more money. And to celebrate our launch, we’re giving people a $10 bonus for each friend they refer 💸💸💸

Would recommend to a friend!

Pros:

This is so easy. Just set it and forget it, once a product you already bought goes on sale, more cash goes back into your pocket!

Cons:

Haven’t seen anything bad yet!

Feels like I had been forgetting to go the the free money drawer prior to signing up. Great product

Pros:

Simple to use and continues to work passively in the background for you

Cons:

Haven’t really found any yet

Very vague privacy wise, if they can read your emails, anybody in the company must have access to it. You need to send an email to delete your account... Do they delete the emails they've crawled afterwards?

Pros:

Clean interface and ease of use

Cons:

Lack of informations about privacy

Pretty neat concept. Hard part is now keeping my online shopping to pre-Waldo levels. Just wanna see the numbers on the dashboard change

Waldo needs to access the user's mail to find the invoices of online shopping. It is not yet clear how this very sensitive data is processed by Waldo: is our data stored, who can access it? I wrote a mail to delete my account to the given mail address three days ago and my mailtracker informs me that my mail has not been opened as of since. In conclusion: It may be the most useful service in the world, but at these conditions: no, thanks.

Pros:

Clean interface, interesting goal

Cons:

Not so much clear about privacy. Account can be deleted only by sending a mail to their support. Support does not reply in due time.

Does this work in the UK?

Looking forward to reeeeeeeling in the dough!

Pros:

Waldo does everything for me. Having it is unbelievably pain free, and a simple cost/benefit analysis makes signing up a total no brainer.

Cons:

None that I can see thus far.

Cool product. Would be interesting to see if we can do price prediction on retail. Waylo(https://thewaylo.com) does price prediction on hotels only at the moment.

@colin_ristig FYI, your screenshot shows the Chase Sapphire card: https://nimb.ws/m4eUA1 but Chase stopped offering price protection as a benefit last year (see: https://www.chase.com/content/ch... ) are there actually many cards that even still offer price protection? I think Citi's cards are the only ones that I know about.

Great product! I wonder how do you read/access the items that were billed on the users card. I don't think banks expose that data.

So how's this any different from wikibuy formerly known as Paribus?