snagiaHow it works
How Snagia works
Four steps from a plain-language request to a purchase you approved.
1. You describe what you want
Type it the way you would say it: "a gaming PC, AM5, liquid cooled, around $2,200" or "a birthday gift for a three-year-old". Snagia works out whether it is a build, a single item or a gift.
2. Snagia asks a few questions and builds a plan
It asks a handful of clarifying questions, such as your budget bracket, whether marketplaces are fine or you want trusted retailers only, and how you want purchases handled. Then it breaks the request into parts. A PC build becomes a CPU, a GPU, a case and so on, each with its own target. You can split, add or remove parts.
3. Snagia watches for a price worth taking
Supported retailers are checked around the clock through their official integrations. Snagia never scrapes. When something beats the price it is tracking, it shows you the deal, the seller's rating for marketplace listings, and how the price has moved.
4. You choose how far Snagia goes
Snagia can stop at finding, tell you when something turns up, or go all the way to buying. You pick per task, and you can change it any time:
- Just find it. Notify only: Snagia shows you the deals and never buys.
- Alert me. Get notified when a deal worth taking turns up or a price drops, so you do not keep checking.
- Buy for me, in three levels: ask me every time (the default, nothing is bought until you approve it), fill the cart (Snagia fills the retailer's cart and you place the order), or auto-buy under my cap (Snagia may buy without asking only at or below your per-purchase cap).
The choice decides how a purchase happens, never whether your cap applies. A charge above your per-purchase cap is rejected in every mode, and every purchase files a receipt in your activity feed. All the guardrails →