Cold Front
The honest weather report on prices — when to buy, when to wait, and why. Every call is “our view based on the data,” never a guarantee.
Price weather · your watchlist
Quietnothing tracked yet
Add something below and we’ll watch its price. We only say buy when it is genuinely low against its own history — not when a retailer says so.Nothing watchedyour list is empty
Your watchlist
0 things you’re tracking
Nothing on your watchlist yet. Add anything you are waiting to buy — we will track its price and only say “buy” when it is genuinely low.
How we call it
Buy, wait, or watch
A price is only cold when it is low against its own history — not against a struck-through “was” price the retailer set last week. We compare the current price to what it has actually sold for, and if it is not a real low we say wait, even when that means telling you to buy nothing today.
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How the call is madeLooking ahead for your household
Upcoming buys worth planning before the price moves.
Nothing planned yet — add a buy you know is coming up.
What the radar looks for
The signals behind a buy or wait callPrice history
Is this actually low?
Today’s price against what the same product has really sold for — not against a struck-through “was” price a retailer chose last week.
The number that decides the call
Stock signals
Clearance or theatre?
A genuine clear-out and a sale banner look identical from the front. Falling stock across several retailers at once is the difference.
Why we sometimes say wait
Attention
The quiet better offer
In any sale, the loudest discount is rarely the deepest one. We rank on the price drop that is real, not the one with the biggest badge on it.
No paid placement, ever
Our track record
We will show our misses too0
calls logged so far — we are not making them yet
This is where we will log every call we get wrong: what we predicted, what actually happened, and what we changed as a result. It is empty because we have not started making public calls yet — and an empty log is the honest version. It would have been trivial to fill this with impressive-looking misses; that would tell you nothing.