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You know that pressure cooker you bought on Amazon a few days ago? You may have overpaid. And that Bluetooth speaker you snagged last month? Your friend just got the same one for half the price. You could’ve kept more money in your pocket had you added Capital One Shopping to your browser first.
It takes seconds to add Capital One Shopping to your browser, whether you use Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge. And once you do, you won’t overpay for items online again.
What is Capital One Shopping?
Capital One Shopping is a simple and free way to save money when shopping online, whether you’re a Capital One customer or not. Anyone can add the desktop extension to their browser (or download the app) in a few clicks.
The extension works behind the scenes when you shop online to find you a great deal. When it’s time to check out, Capital One Shopping will sort through coupon codes to find ones that work with your order.
More than one way to save money
Coupon codes are updated in real time based on which ones worked for other shoppers. Of course, everyone’s shopping habits are different and certain codes only work on certain types of orders.
The browser extension also integrates with popular sites like Amazon, Target, and Best Buy to let you know where to shop to get the best available price. It calculates price comparisons, including shipping differences, in real time, so you can cover all your bases before making a decision.
Capital One Shopping also lets you create Watchlists for specific products you’ve been eyeing. The browser extension will show you a timeline of the price over the course of a year and notify you when it dips to its lowest price.
Capital One Shopping also rewards you for using the extension. You’ll earn rewards on your cart total, which you can redeem through online gift cards to major retailers, like Walmart and eBay, restaurants, and even some hospitality groups.
