Saving made simple

This post is sponsored by Wikibuy, but my views and opinions are my own.

It doesn't seem to matter how much I have, I love to shop. I can always find an excuse for a new dress (wedding shower this weekend!) and even more so, I love to get a great deal. I never place an order online without first checking for a coupon code, searching other sites to see if there is a better sale elsewhere, or seeing if I can finagle free shipping. The hunt for a great deal is part of what makes shopping feel fun and rewarding right? So that is why I'm excited to share Wikibuy with you, as it is a site that which is an asset when it comes to making sure a great deal is never missed.

While there are lot of couponing sites out there, what sets Wikibuy apart is their Chrome extension, which will automatically search for and try coupon codes before checking out of a store, in addition to being an amazing tool while shopping on Amazon, as it will search the web for the item to see if it's being sold at a better price (including tax and shipping) anywhere else. Products can also be added to a price drop watch list, so the moment it goes on sale a notification will be sent.

So when I set my heart on this dress at Loft, I'll I had to do was add it to my cart, head to the checkout, and let Wikibuy try all the best coupon codes for me to find the best discount. Codes can also be searched for directly at Wikibuy. If you are a Chrome user doing a lot of shopping online, Wikibuy is definitely worth having around.

        

The Rundown

Skyline Dress Loft c/o Wikibuy
Brown Leather Jacket c/o Wallis similar
Mules Madewell similar
Navy Foldover Clutch Clare V. similar

Gold Ball Hoop Earrings Loft c/o Wikibuy
Gold Circle Bracelet St. Thomas c/o TJMaxx similar
Sunglasses "Meteor" Ray-Ban c/o TJMaxx
Nail Color "Twill Seeker" Essie

Linking up with Jeans and a Teacup's Flashback Friday (one year ago today)