About RealDeals

A price-history service for iPon, built by one person who got tired of guessing whether a sale was real.

What it does

RealDeals records every price iPon publishes for its catalogue, several times a day, and keeps it. When a product gets cheaper, the engine compares the new price with that product's own past: what it usually cost, what it cost right before the drop, how stable that baseline was. Only drops that hold up against the history are shown as deals.

The full method, with the exact thresholds, is on the page How we judge.

Who runs it

RealDeals is an independent project run from Serbia. It is not affiliated with iPon and earns nothing from your purchases. It exists because buying electronics across the border is cheaper when you know what a price really means.

Where the data comes from

Prices come from iPon's public product feed, the same one price-comparison sites read. Nothing is scraped from the shop pages. Prices are stored in forint; other currencies are converted for display with the daily rates shown in the footer.