About SlicePrice
Effective October 15, 2026
SlicePrice is operated by Page Brothers LLC. The deal-discovery website and app were created by @quinndeals and @zakdeals. It shows a short list of handpicked Amazon deals each day and links to them on Amazon. This policy covers SlicePrice.com and the SlicePrice app, including test releases. For privacy questions and requests, email support@sliceprice.com.
You can browse and open deals without an account. If you create one, we collect your email address and any display name you provide. Our authentication provider, Supabase, handles your password and sign-in session. If you continue with Google, Google shares your name, email address and profile picture link with Supabase, and we use your name and email for your account; we never receive your Google password. Accounts are used to submit and slice deals, and for administration.
When you like a product or pass it while signed in, we record your account identifier, product identifier, choice, time and whether the choice came from browsing or the Slice feed. This keeps your likes and sliced-deal counts in sync, helps suggest products and contributes organic likes to community rankings. Paid promotion reactions inform personal preferences but are excluded from community ranking totals. We also record compact recommendation signals, the feed selection source and qualified views to improve discovery. Detailed interaction events expire after 90 days and qualified exposure records after 30 days. Reset my Slice profile clears learned interests and passed-product suppression while preserving Likes, Cart, sliced totals and public preferences. If you submit a deal, we store its product link, proposed price, code and other offer details, your seller choice, submission time, account identifier and review status so you can track it.
Our hosting and database providers may process technical request information such as IP addresses, browser information, timestamps and error logs to deliver the website, keep it secure and fix problems. If you email us, we receive your email address and what you include. Please don't send passwords or payment information.
Creator pages publish the name, bio, avatar, social handles the creator provides. Affiliate applications, ownership evidence and tracking IDs are private to the creator and administrators. Profile pictures can come from your authorized sign-in provider or an image you upload. Social buttons and externally hosted images can send ordinary request information to their providers.
Creator collections use a signed, first-party cookie containing a random browser identifier, with a 30-day lifetime. We hash this identifier to count referred and SlicePrice discovery visitors and Amazon click events. We do not fingerprint browsers or store raw IP addresses in these analytics records. Rankings count distinct browsers over the last seven days, not verified people. Creators see totals rather than visitor identifiers; clicks are not purchases or commission earnings.
Raw creator events are retained for 30 days and daily totals for 12 months. You can clear or block the cookie in your browser settings. Clearing it gives your browser a new identifier on a later visit. You can also ask us to delete creator account information through the account deletion process.
When you tap a deal or swipe right, SlicePrice shows deal options and a checkout guide. Amazon opens only when you press Open Amazon. If the deal has a code, SlicePrice copies it to your device's clipboard first, so you can paste it at checkout. Cart links open Amazon directly; a code link also starts copying without waiting for the copy to finish. If copying fails, you can select the displayed code manually. We don't read your clipboard. Opening Amazon does not itself create an account like; right swipes and hearts do.
If you sign in, we use Supabase session cookies to keep you signed in and check access to your account. Searches and collections you choose appear in the page address. The native app keeps its sign-in session in protected operating-system storage. The browser demo uses browser storage for its session. The app and demo save guest favorites and the deal cart on your device; signed-in product likes and passes are stored with your account. Your personal or seller view choice may also be remembered on the device. Guest Likes and preference signals may be imported once into your account when you sign in; this import does not create community votes. The website cart also remembers saved deal identities, selection, link requests, optional Done markers and your place in the cart locally on your device. Current prices, codes and shopping links are fetched from the catalog rather than saved in cart storage. This cart progress is not synchronized with an account. The website doesn't use advertising pixels or a separate marketing analytics script; we will update this policy if that changes.
You can block or clear cookies in your browser settings, and sign out from your account. Blocking session cookies stops website sign-in from working, but you can still browse and open deals. Clearing app data or browser storage removes local guest favorites and the deal cart; signing out does not delete your account or its activity.
We use information to provide the website, app and accounts, sync activity and suggest relevant deals, respond to requests, prevent misuse and maintain the service. Vercel hosts the website, and Supabase provides authentication and database services; they process information needed to run those features. We don't sell your information, and we don't send your account details or email address to Amazon. We may disclose information when required by law or to protect the service and its users.
Product images load from Amazon, which can receive ordinary browser-request information when they load. Deals open through Amazon affiliate links, and Amazon may use cookies or similar technologies for shopping and referral attribution under its own privacy notice. Third parties, including Amazon and advertisers on its services, may serve content or advertisements, collect information directly from visitors, and place or recognize browser cookies. SlicePrice never handles your Amazon checkout or payment information.
Read Amazon's privacy notice and manage Amazon advertising choices in your Amazon account. Those services follow their own policies.
For paid promotions, we record campaign purchases, booked positions, account credit, measured card visibility, reactions and Amazon handoff clicks. A first-party visitor cookie helps limit repeat paid exposure. Signed delivery context and pseudonymous visitor keys help prevent duplicate charges; advertisers receive campaign totals, not shopper account identities. Financial records may be retained separately for accounting, dispute resolution or legal obligations. PayPal handles payment credentials. SlicePrice does not receive your PayPal password and does not verify Amazon purchases.
We keep account information, product choices, submission records and any earlier Daily Slice history while your account is active, unless you ask us to delete it or a legal or security reason requires otherwise. Access controls limit personal records to the signed-in owner. No online service can guarantee absolute security.
Amazon product information follows separate freshness and cache limits; those limits don't decide how long we keep your account information. Providers may keep operational logs or backups under their own retention practices.
You can sign out and manage browser cookies at any time. Email support@sliceprice.com to ask for access to, correction of, deletion of, or a copy of your personal information, including any earlier Daily Slice history. We may need to confirm the account belongs to you. Depending on where you live, you may have more privacy rights.
To delete your account and associated personal data, use Request account deletion. This works without installing the app or signing in. We handle requests manually and confirm ownership before removing the account, profile, personal product activity and account-linked submission data. If a legal or security obligation requires retention, we explain what is retained and why. Providers may retain limited backups and operational logs under their retention practices.
SlicePrice isn't directed at children under 13, and we don't knowingly collect their personal information. Contact us if you believe a child has given us information. We will update this page when our practices change and revise the effective date; material changes may also be shared on the website.
Amazon price as of Oct 31, 2026, 7:31 AM ET.
Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on Amazon.com at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.