Woot Watcher monitors Woot.com 24/7 and sends you an alert the moment a deal matches what you're looking for — before it sells out.
Woot Watcher continuously polls the Woot.com product catalog using ETags to minimize bandwidth. When a new item appears or an existing item's price drops, the system matches it against every user's saved alerts and dispatches notifications within 90 seconds.
Each alert is a keyword query — you can target a specific product name, a brand, a category, or a price ceiling. You set it once and forget it; Woot Watcher runs in the background and pings you only when something relevant goes live.
Alerts use a simple query language designed for deal hunting:
cat:Electronics — match items in a specific Woot categoryprice<100 — only trigger below a price threshold-refurbished — exclude items containing a term/pattern/i — use a regex for precise matchingDell laptop price<400 -refurbished)When the poller detects a match, it checks that you haven't already been notified for that exact item, then fires your enabled notification channels simultaneously.
Bag of Crap (BOC) drops are among the most time-sensitive events on Woot.com — they typically sell out in under a minute. Woot Watcher detects BOC listings the moment they appear and fires a high-priority alert to all users with a matching keyword (bag of crap or BOC). This gives registered users a realistic chance to secure one before stock is gone.
No tracking. No ads. No third-party analytics. Woot Watcher is a single-purpose tool. It does not sell data, run trackers, or monetize users. The service is free and intended to stay that way.
Every deal tracked by Woot Watcher has a dedicated page at /deals/[slug] with a 90-day price history chart. This lets you see whether a "sale" is actually a drop from the usual price or just the standard listing. Price history is updated every 60 seconds alongside the live inventory poll.