UK price comparison · price history · honest deal ratings

Find the real deal.
Never overpay.

Priclo compares prices across UK retailers and records how they change over time, so you can see what a product usually costs, whether today's "sale" is genuine, and when it's smarter to wait.

  • Real price history, not "was" prices
  • Delivery included in comparisons
  • Ratings retailers can't pay for
Example: a cordless vacuum
£169
Great price
  • "Was" price shown by retailer£299
  • 90-day average (what it really costs)£218
  • Lowest in 90 days£169
The retailer says "44% off". Against its real average, it's 22% off, still a great price.

Illustrative example of how our verdicts work.

Priclo is launching in stages. We're building price histories for tech and home products across UK retailers. Live price comparisons and deal ratings will appear as that history grows. We only rate a product once we have at least 14 days of data, so every verdict is based on real prices.

How Priclo works

Three things we do that a normal deals page doesn't.

We track real prices

We collect prices from UK retailers and record every change. That gives each product a real price history, instead of relying on a retailer's "was" price.

We judge the deal

Each price is compared with the product's own 90-day average and lowest price. You get a clear verdict, including Wait when a price is higher than usual.

We compare the total

Retailers are ranked by what you'd actually pay, including delivery, so a low headline price with expensive delivery doesn't come out on top.

What our labels mean

Labels are calculated from price data only. Retailers can't pay to change them.

Exceptional deal

At or below the lowest price we've ever recorded, and at least 20% under its usual price.

Great price

At least 15% below the 90-day average, or a new 90-day low.

Good price

5–15% below the 90-day average.

Normal price

Within 5% of what it usually costs. No rush.

Wait

Higher than usual, or it's often been much cheaper recently.

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