About Clearance Check
Hi, I'm just a guy who loves deal hunting.
I built Clearance Check out of pure frustration. I knew massive discounts were hiding in local stores, but clicking through individual retailer websites trying to find items actually marked as "Clearance" and in-stock locally was a nightmare. I wrote a script to automate the process for myself, realized how much money it was saving me, and decided to turn it into a web tool for everyone else.
Today, Clearance Check scans Canadian Tire, Home Depot, Sport Chek, Mark's, and Princess Auto to surface localized deals of 40% off or more.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the scanner actually work?
When you select a store, our server talks directly to the retailer's digital inventory system. We query their database specifically for items tagged as clearance, filter out anything with less than a 40% discount, and return the data directly to your screen in seconds.
Is the stock counter 100% accurate?
It is as accurate as the retailer's own website. However, "ghost inventory" is real. An item might be in a customer's cart, stolen, or misplaced in the back room. If the tool says there are only 1 or 2 items left, always call the store before you drive there.
Why don't I see deals for my local store?
Clearance inventory is highly localized. It is up to individual store managers to clear out overstock or discontinued items. If your local store has an empty grid, they simply don't have any massive markdowns at the moment. Try checking a store in the next town over!
Why don't you support [Insert Store Name]?
Adding new stores takes time because every retailer builds their website differently. I'm actively working on adding more retailers. If you have a suggestion, shoot me an email!
Keep the Scanners Running ⚡
Running the server infrastructure to scrape thousands of deals in real-time isn't free. If this site helped you score an incredible deal on tools, gear, or home goods, consider dropping a tip in the jar to help me cover hosting costs and fund development for new stores.
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