Shopping online is more popular than ever — it’s fast, convenient, and you don’t have to wear your mask.
But unless you’re serious about price-checking, you may be overpaying every time you place an order.
Here’s the good news: There’s an easy way to automatically find deals online, and it’s totally free.
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It’s called Capital One Shopping, and it’ll help you save money whenever you shop on the web.
See discounts while you browse
Capital One Shopping comes as both a browser extension and an app, so just add it to your device and you’re good to go.
When you’re shopping on Amazon, Capital One Shopping instantly searches thousands of other sellers — including big chains like Walmart and Target — for a better price.

You can also set up price-drop alerts on items so that when they go on sale you’ll be the first to know.
When you’re ready to check out, Capital One Shopping will attempt to apply any available codes in its database using info gathered from millions of members.
As an added perk, you’ll earn loyalty credits whenever you purchase from Capital One Shopping-partnered stores. These credits can then be redeemed for gift cards from places like Macy’s, eBay, and Barnes & Noble.
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Don't overpay when you shop online
Capital One Shopping has helped its customers save more than $70 million in the last year, and with just a few clicks you can start saving too.
So get Capital One Shopping today and take your online shopping to the next level.
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Shane is a reporter for Moneywise. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English Language & Literature from Western University and is a graduate of the Algonquin College Scriptwriting program.
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