For customers
I want the offers
You're here to save money at places you already walk past. Give us an email and a neighborhood, and we'll tell you once — the day we're live near you.
3 fieldsAbout 30 seconds
Get early accessLocal offers · Launching in Irving · Richardson · Plano, DFW
Verified offers from local businesses.
Every offer is published by the business and verified the moment you use it. No expired offers. No “we don’t honor that.” No awkward moment at the register. Free for customers — no card, no account.
One email when we launch near you
Start here
Pick the one that’s you.
For businesses
Start hereI run a business
You want people through the door and terms that hold at the register. Publish an offer in minutes — your staff sees exactly what you set, and it holds every time.
About 10 minutesFree during beta
Verify your business
For creators
I have an audience
You drive traffic to places worth going. We're building a way to credit you for it. Join early and help shape the creator program.
6 fieldsA waitlist, not an application
Join the waitlistHow it works
How it works, in three steps.
- 1
Find something worth walking to
Browse what's live within a few blocks of you. Every offer shows its full terms before you claim it — the dates, the limits, the exclusions — not after.
- 2
Claim it in one tap
It lands in your wallet as a rotating code. Nothing to print, screenshot, or save. Open the offer and show the screen.
- 3
Show the code, get the discount
Staff check it on their end. Accepted or Not Accepted — with the reason. You know before you walk out.
Not scraped. Not guessed.
The owner writes the offer and its terms — the dates, the limits, what's excluded. We don't rewrite it and we don't invent one on their behalf.
A real answer, in about a second.
Staff check your code on their own screen and our server decides. Not the person at the register squinting at a screenshot.
Enforced by us, not by goodwill.
A claimed offer can be used once, by you, at the branch it's valid for. That's what makes owners willing to offer something real.
The honest part
What we won’t pretend.
Most offer apps are built to make you download them. This section exists because the fastest way to lose someone is to over-promise before they’ve even arrived.
We're not everywhere yet.
DealsAmor opens neighborhood by neighborhood, because an offer is only worth anything if the shop is close enough to walk to. If your area isn't live, the waitlist is the honest answer.
Offers do run out.
Limits are real and end dates are real. When something is finished, its page says so in plain words. You should never be the one who discovers it at the register.
We don't watch what you buy.
We know a code was accepted at a shop. Not your basket, not your card, not where else you shop. Businesses see counts, never customers.
Every business gets a page
This is what a shop looks like on DealsAmor.
We build a page for every business from public information — hours, address, what they serve, what’s available. The owner writes the offer and its terms. From that moment, every word is theirs.
See a live storefront →
India Cash & Carry
Indian grocery · Irving, TX
Weekend family thali, $14.99 · 20% off weekday lunch combos
Before you ask
Four questions people actually have.
- What does it cost me?
- Nothing. No membership, no tier, no card on file, no fee at the register. Businesses pay to publish offers. You don't pay to use them.
- Do I need the app?
- To hold an offer, yes — the code has to rotate, and a screenshot can't do that. Browsing offers and reading a storefront works fine right here in your browser.
- What if the code doesn't work?
- Then you find out on the screen, with the actual reason — expired, already used, wrong branch. Nobody has to take anyone's word for it, which is the entire point.
- Where does my email go?
- Into a list that we email once, when we launch near you. It isn't sold, rented, or handed to the businesses. One link in that email removes you and the record.
Be there for the first offer on your street.
One email, the day we go live near you. Nothing before that, because there’d be nothing worth saying.