Cardslot: eShop Deals

Cardslot is an independent app, not affiliated with Nintendo. The day we counted, 3 206 Switch and Switch 2 games were on sale on the European eShop, and 3 583 on the American one. Cardslot opens on the ones worth buying — ranked, free, first screen — and tells you exactly when each sale ends. >> THE LIST, WITHOUT THE LANDFILL • Every current sale on the Nintendo eShop, Switch and Switch 2, from the store you choose: the European one, about 18 775 games in euros, or the American one, about 20 000 in dollars • The deal score is free, and it is the first screen: it weighs each discount against what the game usually costs, and sets aside everything under 3 € or 3 $. −60 % off a 60 € game and −60 % off a 2 € game are the same number, not the same news. • All five sorts are free: deal score, biggest discount, lowest price, ending soonest, amount saved • Free filters: platform, and minimum discount • Fourteen storefronts: ten European, plus the US, Canada, Mexico and Brazil. "View on the eShop" opens yours. Five bill in a money their catalogue does not quote, and the app marks them. • Multi-SKU pages handled properly: when one store page sells three editions, you see the price of the one you are looking at • The full version adds the filters that cut deeper: price bracket, crossing the price before the discount with the price after, then genre and publisher >> THE COUNTDOWN IS THE POINT • Every sale shows its real end date and time: "ends tonight 23:59", "ends in 6 days" • An "ending tonight" page, because there is something ending tonight every day of the year • The wave of the next fifteen days: when the sale endings pile up, and when it goes quiet • No invented urgency, no fake countdown, no "12 people are looking at this game". No end date, no countdown. >> PRICE HISTORY, SO THAT −70 % MEANS SOMETHING • The price history of a game, with the date it starts: six recorded points are shown as six points, never as a decade of data we do not have • The lowest price seen in the last 30 days, right next to the discount being advertised • A "never been cheaper" verdict, and the date of the previous sale • Buy now, or wait — the question the free score leaves open. First of the three things the full version adds >> ONE GAME WATCHED, FREE • Follow a game, get a notification the day its price drops. No target price to guess: any discount triggers the alert • A second alert the day before a sale on a game you follow ends • The first watched game is free, with exactly the same alerts as the paid ones. The full version removes the limit. • At most one notification a day, between 9:00 and 21:00. We never send you "nothing happened this week". >> WHAT IT COSTS, AND WHAT IT DOES NOT • The deal list is free, in full and ranked by score on first launch. Search across the whole catalogue is free, and so are the five sorts. That is not a trial. • No ads. Not one, anywhere, ever. • No account, no sign-up, no email, no password. Open the app and it works. • Six languages: English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German • The full version is a one-time purchase, the same price wherever you buy it. It is not a subscription, and there is no subscription. • It unlocks three things and no fourth: the price history with its 30-day low, unlimited watched games, the filters by price bracket, genre and publisher. The deals, and the score that ranks them, stay free and fully readable, never blurred. >> HONEST BY DESIGN Cardslot states numbers and dates instead of adjectives. It does not tally up what it "saved" you — no account, no idea what you buy. And when the data is a few hours old, it says how old. Stop scrolling 3 000 deals to find the six you wanted. Nintendo, Nintendo Switch and Nintendo eShop are trademarks of Nintendo. Prices shown are indicative, come from public sources and may be wrong or out of date; only the price shown on the Nintendo eShop is authoritative. EULA: https://www.cardslot.app/terms.html