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Household prices

Everyday consumables are where per-unit price decides everything and where the sticker price tells you least: the same detergent is sold as one bottle, a two-pack and a subscription, at three prices that cannot be compared by eye. Every listing here carries the price per unit and per ounce, and the steps needed to reach the advertised figure — a clipped coupon and a subscription discount are how most of these prices are actually reached.

What our record says about household

Typical 90-day band
4%
between the highest and lowest we recorded, per item at one retailer
How often the price moves
every ~45 days
2 changes per item in 90 days, from checks every 6 hours
Deepest fall we have seen
29%
one item, one retailer — not an average and not a claim about today
Cheapest we track right now
$3.54
across 90 item-and-retailer pairs we watch here

Prices here barely move — a 4% band over 90 days. Buy when you need it; waiting buys almost nothing.

Nothing here has enough recorded checks to rank yet, so these are in the order we started tracking them. Ranking begins once a price has ten observations behind it. Want them ordered by what sells instead? Most bought household.

Household we are tracking

A lineTwo or more readings. Every turn in it is a price we saw, with a date on it.A dashed lineOne reading so far. We are not guessing what came before it.3/10 checksHow much record stands behind the price. We hold a verdict until 10.
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