Frequently Asked Questions

Rebajas.com is a platform for discovering and comparing sales, discounts, and coupons from different stores. We gather public and authorized information, verify product identity, price, availability, and known conditions, and link to the store so you can check the data before buying.

No. Rebajas.com is not the seller and does not normally process payment for the products displayed. When you choose a deal, we direct you to the store responsible for the sale, where you must check the final price, stock, shipping, returns, and other conditions before completing the purchase.

Yes. Consulting the public discounts, stores, brands, categories, and guides on Rebajas.com is free for the user. Some links may generate an affiliate commission for Rebajas.com if you make an eligible purchase, usually without adding a cost to the price you pay.

Rebajas.com locates opportunities from permitted sources, identifies the product and its variant, gathers price evidence, and verifies available conditions. Automated controls and, when applicable, human review determine what is published. The resulting listing retains the original store and a link to verify the offer.

The platform may include fashion, technology, home, sports, beauty, food, travel, leisure, and other products or services. Coverage depends on available stores and sources, whether the offer can be verified, and additional controls required for sensitive categories.

Rebajas.com is primarily aimed at users and offers available for Spain, although it may show international stores that sell or deliver in this market. Availability, currency, taxes, shipping, and returns may vary by country and must be confirmed in the store before purchasing.

The homepage first shows the most recent sales, and the offers page allows you to sort and filter the available catalog. You can also enter a specific category, store, or brand to see only their active listings and use the search when you already know what product you are interested in.

Latest sorts discounts by their publication or update date so you see new items first. Biggest Discount prioritizes the percentage calculated between the previous price and the current price. A higher percentage does not necessarily mean it's the best purchase for your needs.

Yes. Rebajas.com organizes listings by store, brand, and category, and also offers search and filters on the offers pages. This structure allows you to compare related products or only view active sales from a specific store or brand.

The featured stores block facilitates access to merchants with active discounts and available visual identity. Presence in this block may change according to the published catalog, information quality, and editorial criteria. A store without active products should not occupy that space.

We consider a sale a verifiable reduction between a current price and a previous price shown by the source, associated with the same product or variant and with sufficiently clear conditions. We do not publish as a sale a promotional claim without price evidence or a comparison between different products.

The percentage is calculated by subtracting the current price from the previous price, dividing the result by the previous price, and multiplying by one hundred. The displayed value may be rounded for readability. The calculation is only useful if both prices correspond to the same product, variant, and comparable conditions.

The strikethrough price represents the previous price communicated by the store or present in the evidence used to verify the deal. It should not be automatically interpreted as the lowest or usual price across the entire market. Always consult the product page and the store for the exact context of the comparison.

Rebajas.com looks for a visible and attributable reference on the official page or in other authorized evidence of the same offer. In addition, it tries to link it to the exact product and variant. If the previous price cannot be demonstrated with sufficient clarity, the publication must be stopped or treated as a different promotion.

Merchants can change prices, stock, and promotions at any time. The chosen variant, country, taxes, login status, a coupon, or the time of inquiry can also influence it. The final price and conditions are always those shown by the store before payment.

Yes. Some stores apply different prices depending on size, color, capacity, model, date, or other variants. Rebajas.com tries to identify the specific variant observed, but you must check that the selected option in the store maintains the same price before finalizing the purchase.

Not necessarily. The highlighted price usually corresponds to the product, and the total cost may include shipping, taxes, fees, or additional services. When these amounts cannot be known in advance, the listing indicates it, and we recommend checking the total directly in the store's cart or checkout.

When a promotion requires a code, Rebajas.com must indicate it along with known conditions, such as minimum amount, included products, or validity date. The discount is only confirmed when the coupon is correctly applied in the store, so it is advisable to review the total before paying.

It depends on the rules of each retailer and promotion. Some codes apply to already discounted items, while others exclude existing discounts, certain brands, or categories. Rebajas.com displays available conditions, but final validation occurs in the store's shopping cart.

An offer can end due to stock depletion, price change, unit limit, merchant withdrawal, or modification of its conditions. Even with an advertised date, availability can change. That's why Rebajas.com reviews the health of publications and recommends always confirming the offer at the source.

The frequency depends on the store, the source, and operational priority. Rebajas.com's agents and controls re-check publications, but there is no guarantee of instant updates. The timestamp on the listing and the merchant's page offer the most recent context available.

When it is detected that an offer is out of stock or no longer maintains its conditions, the purchase link may be deactivated or removed from active listings. The public page may be retained as a historical reference and to explain the change, but it should not be presented as a current opportunity.

The review checks the official URL, product identity and variant, current price, previous price, availability, evidence, and relevant conditions. The image and the possibility of reusing it are also reviewed. Incomplete or sensitive cases are paused for human review.

Images must come from official sources or materials whose use is authorized for the corresponding publication. Rebajas.com tries to select an image that correctly identifies the product and retains its attribution or internal evidence. A decorative image does not replace the identification of the actual item.

The image helps identify the product, avoids confusion between variants, and improves the usefulness of the listing. If an offer arrives without a photo, the system tries to retrieve it from an official source. If it cannot get a valid image after retrying, the offer is discarded instead of being published incomplete.

The proposal should not be published as a percentage discount if there is insufficient evidence of the previous price. It may remain pending review, be discarded, or, if applicable, be treated as another type of promotion with clear conditions. The priority is not to present as a discount a comparison that cannot be substantiated.

The system compares the store and the canonical product identity before creating a publication. Transactional protection prevents two simultaneous approvals from publishing the same item. Additionally, the administrative queue audibly hides and closes candidates that already correspond to a published listing.

You can use Rebajas.com's contact channels and provide the listing URL, the price you see in the store, and, if possible, a screenshot or explanation of the change. This information allows us to locate the publication, re-check the source, and correct or deactivate it when appropriate.

Send the sale URL via the contact page or the reporting mechanism available on the product sheet. Indicate if the product is out of stock, if the price changed, or if the coupon stopped working. The notice is used as a signal for a new verification before modifying the public status.

Share the listing URL and explain which element is incorrect through the contact channels. If there is an official page showing the correct product, include it as a reference. The team will review the identity, variant, and evidence before replacing the content or withdrawing the publication.

No. Rebajas.com reflects the availability observed during verification, but stock belongs to the store and may change without notice. A publication does not reserve units or create a right to purchase. Check availability and delivery time with the retailer before paying.

Each publication identifies the retailer and uses a URL associated with its verified source. Before entering personal data or paying, review the domain, seller's identity, and conditions of the destination site. If the link redirects to an unexpected location, do not proceed and notify Rebajas.com.

AI agents can search for opportunities, structure information, compare prices, check stock and conditions, retrieve authorized media, and prepare editorial candidates. Their permissions are limited by policies and controls. Sensitive, ambiguous, or incomplete cases must be paused for human review.

The public team includes delivery agents like Illustrio, Sun Tzu, Gaudí and Perry Mason, and specialized operations agents like Chip01, Fashion33, Pulso60, Estrella360 and Cesta365. Each profile explains its function, scope and results, clearly differentiating agents from human team members.

The founders and reviewers make decisions, assume responsibilities, and provide human supervision. AI agents are specialized systems that execute tasks within defined permissions and limits; they are not people or qualified professionals. Rebajas.com publicly identifies each type of participant to avoid confusion.

Publication can only be automated when explicit permissions exist for that source and mandatory controls for identity, price, availability, evidence, and media are passed. If authorization is missing, a relevant uncertainty appears, or the product is sensitive, the candidate is sent for human review or stopped.

Sensitive cases, sources without automatic publication permission, doubtful identity or variant, incomplete evidence, conditions that may mislead, and any exceptions marked by editorial policies require review. The reviewer can approve, correct, deactivate, or reject the content.

Sensitive categories receive enhanced controls and must not convert commercial information into medical, legal, or financial advice. Risk, claims, source, and the need for human intervention are reviewed. The listing provides information about the offer but does not replace the guidance of a qualified professional.

When the publication has public attribution, its listing and the agent's profile allow knowing which system participated and reviewing its results. Sensitive internal information is not exposed, but Rebajas.com seeks to make the origin, evidence, and editorial responsibility traceable.

A user signal, a scheduled review, or an automatic check can trigger a new verification. The team can correct data, change the publication status, or withdraw it. Relevant decisions and reviews are preserved to make the change auditable and to improve future controls.

Prices, stock, product identity, conditions, permissions, reviews, or characteristics not backed by a source must not be invented. AI can draft an original factual summary but must distinguish facts, inferences, and uncertainties. If essential data is missing, the publication is stopped or expressly declared.

The profiles explain what each agent does, what categories they cover, what their limits are, and what public results they have produced. This transparency clearly differentiates people and AI systems, allows evaluating their activity, and understanding who intervened in a publication or decision.

A store can be incorporated when its official domain, commercial identity, and a usable source for verifying offers are identified. Registration does not imply that all its promotions will be published. Each product must comply with applicable evidence, availability, media, and condition controls.

The page may display the merchant's name, logo, description, domain, category, and active sales, as well as indicative information on payments, shipping, returns, or promotions. These conditions may change and must always be confirmed on the store's official website.

The store repository is broader than the catalog of current offers. A store may not have verified products at that moment, may have run out of promotions, or may be awaiting a new review. Its page may be maintained as a reference even if it does not appear among the featured stores.

Merchants with active products, sufficient information, and an appropriate logo for the available space are prioritized. Editorial criteria for variety and utility may also apply. Being featured does not equate to a guarantee or modify the obligation to check each offer in the store.

A store stops being displayed there when it no longer has published and active products, when its visual information needs review, or when the editorial selection changes. The individual merchant page may still be available even if it doesn't appear on the homepage.

The merchant can contact Rebajas.com, identify their domain, and point out the data that needs to be corrected. Providing the official source and, for a logo, a file with adequate resolution and permissions is helpful. The team will verify the request before updating the repository.

A brand page can gather its name, public description, and products published in different stores. Its objective is to facilitate discovery and avoid confusing the product brand with the selling merchant. The information is limited to verifiable data and proprietary editorial content.

The brand identifies the manufacturer or the commercial identity associated with the product; the store is the seller that offers a variant and sets the purchase conditions. The same brand can appear in several stores, and a store can sell products from many brands.

The brand can send a request through the contact channels, indicating the affected page, the correct data, and an official source that allows verification. Rebajas.com may ask for additional information to confirm identity before modifying names, descriptions, logos, or product relationships.

Yes, provided the store can serve the relevant market and its offers, prices, and conditions can be verified. For international purchases, you should pay special attention to currency, taxes, customs, shipping costs, warranty, and returns before completing the order.

Use the Submit a Sale page and enter the official offer URL and the requested data. The proposal is not automatically published just by sending it: it first goes through identity, price, evidence, availability, media, and moderation checks.

At a minimum, provide a clean URL to the official page and sufficient data to identify the product and understand the discount. The current price, previous price, variant, stock, coupon, and conditions help speed up verification. Do not include unnecessary personal information.

The proposal enters a private queue, where its source, identity, prices, evidence, and conditions are reviewed. It may be subjected to additional verification, become an editorial candidate, be published, or be rejected. Submission does not guarantee publication or a specific review timeframe.

It may be rejected if evidence is missing, the URL is not official, the product is not identified, the previous price is not comparable, the offer expired, there is no usable image, a duplicate exists, or the conditions present a risk. The goal is to avoid incomplete or misleading publications.

A merchant can propose promotions and identify their relationship with the offer, but the content must meet the same requirements for accuracy, evidence, and transparency. Commercial participation or possible compensation does not replace editorial review or automatically convert a promotion into a verified discount.

When commercial origin is relevant, Rebajas.com retains and displays the necessary attribution or labeling so that the user knows the source. An offer submitted by a merchant still requires verifiable data and must be differentiated from an independent editorial analysis or sponsored content.

Yes. The store can contact Rebajas.com, identify the publication and explain the requested change. The team will verify the identity and status of the offer before correcting it, deactivating it, or retaining it as historical reference, as appropriate.

You can use the contact page available on the site for inquiries, corrections, complaints, or proposals. Include the related URL and a specific explanation to facilitate the review. Do not send passwords, payment data, or other sensitive information that is not necessary.

Yes, some links are or may be affiliate links. If you click and make a purchase or other eligible action, Rebajas LLC may receive a commission from the retailer or an affiliate network. This relationship is explained on the Affiliation and Advertising page.

The link takes you to the store and, if the operation complies with the rules of the corresponding program, it may attribute a commission to Rebajas LLC. The purchase, payment, delivery, warranty, and return are carried out with the merchant, not with Rebajas.com.

Normally, the existence of an affiliate link does not add a cost to the price paid by the user. However, Rebajas.com does not control the final price, taxes, shipping, or other merchant conditions. Always check the total in the store before paying.

A commission alone does not make a promotion a valid discount. Publications must pass editorial controls for identity, price, evidence, availability, and conditions. When there is a relevant commercial relationship, it must be clearly communicated so that the user can assess the context.

Paid, sponsored, or commercially agreed content must be clearly and closely identified when necessary. This identification allows distinguishing an advertising insertion from an editorial selection and knowing if there is financial compensation.

An editorial discount is selected and verified according to product, price, evidence, and utility criteria. An advertisement responds to an advertising relationship and must be identified as such. Both can link to a merchant, but their origin and economic context are different.

Data depends on how you use the service and may include technical information, preferences, interactions, account data, or communications you send. The Privacy Policy explains the categories, purposes, applicable bases, retention, and rights. You should not share unnecessary sensitive data.

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Consult the Privacy Policy and use the indicated channel to submit your request. Describe the right you wish to exercise and provide only the necessary information to verify your identity and locate the data. The availability and scope of each right depend on applicable regulations.

Use the procedure described on the Copyright and DMCA page and precisely identify the content, the affected work, your relationship to the rights, and the information necessary to evaluate the request. Incomplete claims may require clarification before action is taken.