Every comparison site ranks on the sticker price, and then the coupon turns out not to apply, or delivery adds a third again. This one computes the total first and ranks on that. Where it cannot establish a delivery cost, it says so rather than guessing.
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There is nothing to open yet. When there is, it will be linked from this page first.
The engine picks the single coupon an order actually qualifies for and honours its validity window, minimum spend, ceiling and payment method. Showing every code that exists produces a total nobody can pay.
Every figure is computed in integer cents, in one pure service with no network and no database behind it. A comparator that rounds differently from the shop is wrong in the only place it matters.
The total includes delivery to the postcode entered, and the payment method is part of the sum — card or instant transfer, with a first-purchase discount where one applies.
Where delivery cannot be established the offer is still shown, and kept out of the ranking rather than estimated. A guess produces a cheapest offer that is not the cheapest.
Searches and postcodes are not persisted, responses are marked no-store, and the endpoint takes thirty queries a minute. What somebody is shopping for is their business.
The current build queries no shop at all. Prices, coupons, sellers, delivery times and delivery costs are demonstration data, the DEMO codes cannot be redeemed, and there are no purchase links and no commission. Delivery varies by the first digit of the postcode for one reason: to show the ranking changing. Before any of it becomes real, each partner programme has to be read for what it actually permits — display rules, retention, channels — and the data has to arrive through an authorised API. Scraping without permission, and redistributing somebody else's named coupons, are the usual shortcuts and they are not ones we will take. DescontoFácil is a working title; neither the brand nor the domain has been validated.
In the order it matters. Published because a roadmap somebody can hold us to is worth more than a page that looks finished.
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