AtSepete website

Problem

Deals are scattered across many marketplaces, each with its own campaign pages and its own ordering, so catching a good one means visiting them all one by one.

A struck-through price doesn't prove a product actually got cheaper, either. To tell whether a discount is any good you need to know what the product sold for before, and that is rarely at hand while you shop.

Solution

atsepete.net brings discounted products from different marketplaces into a single feed. Deals are sorted with the Hot, New, % Discount and Price tabs and can be filtered further; each product page puts the first price, the current price, the lowest price of the last 30 days and a price-history chart side by side. Every card says whether the deal is still on, the price has gone up or the item is out of stock, and you can set an alert to hear when the price drops.

The first version, live by early 2024, was a single-page React app. In 2025 the site was rebuilt on Next.js, so every product, marketplace, category and blog post now opens as its own page with the content already in place. The same back end also feeds the Android and iOS apps, and the site can be added to a phone's home screen like an app.

Key features

• Deal feed: discounts sorted by Hot, New, % Discount or Price and filtered further, with trending categories, today's summary and popular deals on the same page.
• Product page: first price, current price, the lowest price of the last 30 days and a price-history chart in one place, with similar products below.
• Price alert: the Alarm Kur (set alert) button on a product page tells you when the price drops.
• Marketplace and category pages, a blog, and a discount calculator that works out the sale price, the discount rate or the original price.
• Visitors can open an account, share a deal they found, send a suggestion or an error report, and apply to become an editor.
• The site installs on a phone like an app (PWA) and comes in light and dark themes.

Tech stack

In numbers