Mr. Deals is Ryan Mulvany.
I check thousands of Amazon deals a day against their full price history and post the few that are real. Five favorites a day, plus every other deal that passed.
Most "deals" are not deals. The crossed-out price is made up, or it was cheaper last month. So I check the history and print what I find. If it earns it, it gets a shaka 🤙.
The receipts
- 20 years selling on Amazon.
- Founded Quiverr, an Amazon agency that did over $1 billion in sales. Advantage Solutions acquired it.
- Posting Amazon deals and product reviews on TikTok as @mrdeals_, with about 450,000 followers.
- Based in Encinitas, California.
How a deal gets checked
Each product is compared with its own price history, not the list price. A true low gets a shaka. A decent price that has been cheaper gets listed as a good price, with the lower number printed. Everything else gets cut. The full rules are in the standard.
How the links work
Links are plain Amazon links, no affiliate tag. Check them.
Where to find me
- TikTok: @mrdeals_
- Instagram: @mr.deals_
- Send a note, or tell me what to hunt next on the home page.
Press
- Modern Retail, 2021: TikTokers are building Amazon product recommendation empires
- OMR, 2021: Der neueste Affiliate-Trend: Milliarden von Views mit kuriosen Amazon-Produkten auf Tiktok
- Inspired Insider, 2023: The Journey of Building and Selling an Amazon Agency With Ryan Mulvany
- The Savage Leader Podcast: Quiverr Founder Ryan Mulvany on Turning a Side Hustle into a Scalable Company
Questions people ask
Who is Mr. Deals?
Mr. Deals is Ryan Mulvany. He has sold on Amazon for 20 years and founded Quiverr, an Amazon agency that did over $1 billion in sales and was acquired by Advantage Solutions. He posts Amazon deals at mrdeals.org and as @mrdeals_ on TikTok.
How does Mr. Deals decide a deal is real?
Every deal is checked against that product's own Amazon price history. A deal gets a shaka only if the price is its lowest ever, or its lowest in at least a year, and 25% or more under its own 90-day average. The crossed-out list price is ignored.
What is a shaka?
A shaka is the Mr. Deals stamp for a true low price. Deals that are 20% or more under their 90-day average but have been cheaper before are listed separately as a good price, with the lower price printed.
Does Mr. Deals use affiliate links?
No. Links on mrdeals.org are plain Amazon links with no affiliate tag.
How often is Mr. Deals updated?
Every day. Each day's list shows the date it was checked, and every past day keeps its own page.
Are the promo codes tested?
If a deal needs a promo code, the code and its end date are printed. Codes come from Koupon and are not tested at checkout.
Is Mr. Deals affiliated with Amazon?
No. Mr. Deals is independent and is not sponsored or endorsed by Amazon.