Penny negotiates.
You win.
Or she doesn't get paid.
Penny is your personal buying agent. Tell her what you want and the price you'll pay — “a standing desk under $400” — and she negotiates the purchase on your behalf. She earns just 1¢ for every $1 she saves you off the merchant's checkout price. No savings, no fee.
A buying agent built for the agentic economy.
Negotiates on your behalf
Penny opens a real negotiation with the merchant — or their agent — and works your target price using strategy tuned to urgency, inventory, and demand.
Only wins when you win
Penny charges 1¢ for every $1 in verified savings — the gap between the merchant's public checkout price at session start and your final negotiated price. No savings means no fee.
You set the price you'll pay
Tell Penny the product and the ceiling you'll accept. She represents your interests, not the merchant's — getting you what you want, when you want it.
Verified, transparent savings
Every deal logs the merchant's starting price and the final transaction price, so the savings — and Penny's 1¢ per dollar — are auditable on every purchase.
Three moves. The rest is Penny's problem.
Name the product and your price
“Standing desk, $400 max.” “Sony WH-1000XM5, $280.” You set what you'll pay — Penny represents you, not the merchant.
Penny negotiates with the merchant
She locks the merchant's public checkout price at session start, then negotiates the transaction down to your target — directly or with their agent.
You only pay her when she saves you money
Penny earns 1¢ for every $1 in verified savings — the difference between the starting price and your final price. No savings, no fee.
Penny only earns when you actually save.
Verified savings = the merchant's public checkout price at session start minus your final negotiated transaction price. Penny takes 1¢ for every $1 of that gap — and nothing if there's no gap.
Stop paying retail.
Pay Penny a penny instead.
Join the waitlist and be first in line when Penny lands on iOS and Android. 1¢ per $1 in verified savings — and nothing if she doesn't deliver.