Big-purchase shopper
A product and a budget. Hunt stacked discounts. Teach it to negotiate, not just cap the price.
shared by @MarsHomestead ↗
How it's set up
He posted a shopper bot: give it a product and a budget, and it hunts stacked discounts. He said it found about $310 off a $1,550 drone. He also said the real lesson is to teach it to negotiate — not just a max price. $310 is his claim. We did not see the cart. There is no public install.
- 01Open a custom Grok Bot. Name the product. Paste the list price and your budget.
- 02Ask it to hunt stacked discounts: coupon, bundle, cash-back, open-box, or a seller deal.
- 03Tell it to negotiate, not only to stop at your max price.
- 04You still click buy. Check the final cart before you pay. A dead coupon is not a save.
- 05Write down the list price, the stack, and what you actually paid.
Prompt
We cannot write an honest starter prompt from what was published. Use the steps above.
How the money works
This is money kept, not a payout. He said about $310 off a $1,550 drone. That is his claim. We do not treat it as an audited receipt. Copy the shopper loop. Do not invent a bigger discount.
What to try first
This week: one product, one budget, one stack of discounts you can click. You still tap buy.
Watch out
- Tokens: a wide price hunt can run long. Cap the search.
- Time: stacked discounts expire. Confirm before you buy.
- Claim: about $310 off a $1,550 drone is his. Not a cart screenshot. No public install.