Now on the App Store
Deal Hunter
Never overpay for a movie again
Never overpay for a movie again. Tell Deal Hunter which films you want, and it watches their Apple TV buy and rent prices for you, then taps you on the shoulder the moment one drops to your price.
- Buy + rent
- both prices tracked
- Alerts
- the moment it drops
- Auto
- checks in the background
Available now
Deal Hunter is on the App Store.
Free on iPhone in the US and Canada. No ads, no account needed, and nothing to buy.
A look inside
Deal Hunter on your phone.
Today’s price drops across everything you’re tracking
Buy and rent history for a single film, with its all-time low
The Wanted list: the films you’re hunting a deal on
Set the price that counts as a deal, then leave it alone
What it does
Your movie wishlist, on price watch.
Buy & rent tracking
Deal Hunter follows the Apple TV purchase and rental price of every movie you’re watching: regular price, current price, and the lowest it’s ever seen.
Your list, imported
Pull in the films you rated highly and everything on your TMDb watchlist, or search the full catalog and add anything you like. Deal Hunter starts watching from that moment on.
Your lists, kept current
Rate a film or add it to your watchlist on TMDb and Deal Hunter picks it up the next day, before that morning’s price check. It only follows what actually changed, so anything you removed inside the app stays gone.
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Films that aren’t out yet
Add a movie that hasn’t reached Apple TV and Deal Hunter holds it as Coming Soon, then starts watching the price by itself on the day Apple can actually sell it.
The right film, not its lookalike
Deal Hunter checks a film’s runtime, director and IMDb id before it trusts a listing, so a movie is no longer confused with the documentary that shares its title, and it can still find a price when Apple’s own search comes up empty.
Price-drop alerts
Set your price and get a notification the moment a movie goes on sale, to buy or to rent. No more checking by hand.
Checks itself
Prices refresh quietly in the background, including a sweep for Apple’s Tuesday new-release deals, so the app is up to date when you open it.
Price history
Every movie has a price chart and a rent-versus-buy view, so you can see whether today’s price is actually a deal.
Sale, or lowest ever?
Deal Hunter keeps every film’s price history, so it can tell you the difference between “this is on sale” and “this is the cheapest it has ever been.”
A widget on your Home Screen
Your live deals, one glance away. Tap any film to jump straight to it.
A library that remembers
Mark movies as owned and back your purchases up to a private list in your own TMDb account, so your library survives a new phone or reinstall.
The feeling
Less “is it on sale yet?” More “it’s on sale.”
You name the movie and the price. It does the waiting.
It knows the difference between a sale and the lowest price ever.
Your library remembers what you own, even on a new phone.
Privacy
Your wishlist stays yours.
Deal Hunter is built local-first, with no ads, analytics, or tracking. Your Wanted list, library, and price history live on your device, powered by movie data from TMDb and public price lookups from Apple’s iTunes Search API and CheapCharts.