Ive been looking at CamelCamelCamel for Amazon stuff for years but they dont touch Walmart, so now Im torn between Honey and Capital One Shopping. Honey seems popular but it feels kinda hit or miss with their coupon codes, and I keep hearing mixed things about Capital One just tracking your data instead of finding actual deals. Are there any other ones I should be looking at? Maybe Keepa has a Walmart plugin or something I missed?

I really dont want to spend hours refreshing pages every day since I have to prep for this new role, so if one of these is way better at sending alerts than the others, please let me know. Does anyone actually trust these things to give them a real alert before the stock runs out...

I need something that can actually handle basic geometry or at least let me upload a base massing model without making it look like a melted plastic toy. My budget is pretty flexible since I really need to get this project signed off, but I just cant keep doing this trial and error nonsense. Does anyone actually use an AI tool that gives reliable, high-quality architectural results without losing the plot completely? What are you guys using that actually works?

• Is there an automated tool or a decent browser extension that actually works for tracking Walmart price changes?

I tried a couple of those sketchy looking chrome extensions last week but they didnt even send me an alert when the price dropped ten bucks. Has anyone found a reliable way to get pinged?

I feel like every time I look at a laptop or some kitchen appliances, the price changes the next day and I just want to know when to pull the trigger. I have been trying to find a browser extension or a website that does what CamelCamelCamel does for Amazon, but every single thing I find for Walmart looks like a scam or just straight up doesnt work. I have a tight budget for my home office setup since I am moving into a new apartment in Chicago next month, so every 20 dollars matters right now.

Everything I search for leads to weird ads or fake looking apps. I dont really know how this stuff works so maybe Im just missing something super obvious? Is there a tool that actually works or should I just give up on tracking these prices and hope for the best...

Everything I try just leads to an immediate 403 Forbidden error or a CAPTCHA wall that is way smarter than what I am used to dealing with. Ive tried rotating user agents, using proxies, and even waiting out the rate limits, but their security system seems to flag my requests almost instantly now. Its honestly so frustrating because I know people are doing this, but it feels like they updated their WAF or something because even headless Chrome gets caught almost immediately. I dont want to pay for some massive API service because that defeats the whole point of saving money, but my local machine is getting blacklisted constantly.

Is there some specific header configuration I am missing, or do I need to look into something like Playwright with stealth plugins to get around this? I feel like I am missing a fundamental piece of the puzzle here, maybe something about how they handle their dynamic rendering, but I am just stuck spinning my wheels. Does anyone have any experience getting around these specific Walmart blocks without spending a fortune on enterprise proxy pools?