Home Depot · 1,990+ stores · scanned hourly
Track Home Depot prices across 1,990+ store locations: penny detection, markdown-stage flags, and per-store price errors caught the second they appear. Endless watches the catalog so you can act on a markdown the second it appears, not the day after it sells out.
How it works
Live diffs
We don't just snapshot today's price. We compare it against the last scan and flag every drop, even small ones, with previous price, percent off, and timestamp.
Alerts
Daily digest on paid plans, instant SMS on Premium. Filter by category, brand, or minimum discount so you only hear about deals you'd actually act on.
Price history
Per-SKU price history shows whether a markdown is genuine or a baseline-and-discount trick. The chart tells you in two seconds.
By brand
These brands consistently surface in price drops. Tap a chip to jump straight to that brand's live feed.
By aisle
Narrow your alerts to the categories you actually shop.
Power tools, hand tools, and tool storage
Browse →Interior, exterior, and specialty paint
Browse →Hardwood, vinyl, laminate, and tile
Browse →Indoor, outdoor, and smart lighting
Browse →Appliances, cabinets, and fixtures
Browse →Vacuums, mops, and cleaning supplies
Browse →Why a tracker matters
Home Depot runs ongoing markdowns that aren't announced on the homepage. A pair of shoes might drop from $140 to $39 overnight; a kitchen appliance might quietly slide through three markdown stages in a week. Without a tracker, you only see the price at the moment you happen to look.
Endless watches the catalog continuously and writes every price change to a history table. The result: you can ask "is this actually cheaper than it was last month?" and get a real answer, not a marketing claim. That price-history record is what lets you tell a real markdown from a temporary sale.
Browsing live drops is free, no account. Paid plans ($9.99/mo+) add watchlist tracking, alert delivery, SMS for high-discount items, and (on Premium) cross-store price-error detection where the same SKU is priced differently across locations, usually a sign the system flagged something it shouldn't have.
Positioning
Short answer: no, not from CamelCamelCamel itself. CamelCamelCamel only tracks Amazon price history: it has no data for Home Depot, Lowe's, or any retailer outside Amazon's own catalog.
Endless fills that role for Home Depot. We scan the catalog hourly across 1,990+ store locations, log every price and clearance-flag change to a per-SKU history, and surface markdowns, including cross-store price errors, the moment they show up in a scan. It's the same "was this actually a drop?" answer CamelCamelCamel gives for Amazon, built for Home Depot instead.
FAQ
Endless scans Home Depot's public catalog on a recurring schedule and compares every product's current price to its stored baseline. When a price drops, the change, including percent off, previous price, and timestamp, is written to our database and surfaced in your feed and alerts.
Yes. Paid plans send a daily digest of new price drops at Home Depot. Premium adds SMS for high-discount items so you can act on a deal before it sells out.
Yes: live browse is free and needs no account. Paid plans start at $9.99/month for daily digests; Pro ($19.99/mo) unlocks price-drop email alerts and full price history.
Home Depot · 1,990+ stores · scanned hourly. Every scan is a fresh diff against the previous price, so even small markdowns surface, not just headline sale events.
Yes. Endless stores every price change we detect for Home Depot as a timestamped history, similar to how CamelCamelCamel works for Amazon, so you can see whether today's price is actually a drop from where it's been, not just a one-time snapshot.
Yes, on paid tiers. Add the SKU to your watchlist and Endless will notify you when its price changes. Without a paid plan you can browse live drops but can't pin individual SKUs.
Browse the live feed free with no account, or create an account and add SKUs to a watchlist. Paid plans layer on daily digest emails and instant alerts when a tracked item's price drops.
Not from Home Depot itself. The site only ever shows the current price. Endless builds that history externally by recording every price we observe on each scan, so you can see the full timeline for a SKU instead of a single snapshot.
Yes. Paid plans send a daily digest of new Home Depot price drops, and Premium adds instant SMS alerts for high-discount items so you can act before it sells out or gets corrected.
Plans from $9.99/mo, no long-term commitment.