Everyday Savings You Didn’t Know Existed

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By: Wendy M. Rodas - Former Coupon Clipper

Last updated: September, 2025

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Everyday shopping is expensive. Groceries, home supplies, last-minute items — it all adds up. But there’s a simple way to unlock hidden coupons and savings while you shop online.

Karma helps you find lower prices on grocery deliveries, home goods, everyday essentials, and everything in between – right from your phone. From comparing prices to applying coupon codes, this extension knows almost every money-saving trick out there.

Here’s how it works:
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Even when you’re shopping on Safari on your iPhone, Karma quietly works in the background to find the best coupon codes to apply at checkout — whether you’re stocking up on essentials at Walmart, Target, or Home Depot, or grabbing groceries from Costco, Trader Joe’s, or BJ’s.

For example, my weekly Costco haul was cut down by $92. No need to skip the snacks or swap out the brand-name items. Same cart, same bulk packs, just a lower total at checkout.

Karma doesn’t just stop at groceries and hypermarket stores. It also compares prices on Amazon, fashion retailers, and travel sites. While you shop, it checks hundreds of other sellers to find a lower price. So whether you’re ordering a new dishwasher or booking your next vacation, you can get it for less.

Last year, Karma saved its users over $330 million. You can install it in seconds and easily uninstall if you don’t like it, so there’s no reason not to try it now.

The best part? It’s completely free. Get Karma HERE.

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