🛡️ ReturnGuard
ReturnGuard tracks your return windows, warranties, and price drops — and alerts you while there’s still time to act. One saved return can cover a year of the service.
Free during beta · No credit card required · No email connection needed
You don’t need another spreadsheet. You need someone watching the calendar for you. Here’s what happens every day to shoppers with no system:
That jacket that didn’t fit. The gadget you meant to send back. Most stores give you 14–90 days — and no reminder when time runs out. One real shopper missed a return deadline by two days on a $700 item. Stuck with it.
A repair that would have been free becomes a bill for hundreds — sometimes thousands. One owner’s repair quote after warranty expiry: $3,695. Nobody told him coverage was ending.
Stores that still honor price adjustments won’t notify you when a price falls. The policy is rarely advertised, so only the shoppers who know ever claim what’s theirs.
Set it up in minutes. Then forget about it — that’s the point.
Paste your order confirmation email. Our parser pulls out the store, item, price, and dates — no email connection needed, ever.
Return deadlines are calculated from our database of 11 major US retailers’ return policies — Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Costco, Apple, Home Depot, eBay, Zappos, Chewy, and Wayfair. Warranty end dates come from your product’s coverage term.
3 days before a return window closes. 30 days before a warranty expires — with a claim letter already drafted for you. Price drops come with step-by-step claim instructions for the stores that honor them.
Know 3 days before every window closes. Built-in policies for 11 major US retailers mean you never have to look up the rules again — holiday exceptions and category carve-outs included.
A 30-day heads-up before coverage ends — with a ready-to-send claim letter drafted for you. You file it yourself, so there are no policy gray areas.
We track price drops and show you exactly how to claim at stores that still honor price adjustments — Target, Best Buy, Costco, and others. Where a store offers nothing, we’ll say so plainly instead of overpromising.
No email account connection required. We store the parsed facts — store, item, dates — not your emails. Read-only access. We never see your password. Delete your data anytime.
ReturnGuard is in beta right now. That means free access while we tune alerts to real shopping habits — and your feedback directly shapes what gets built next. Join the waitlist and be first in line as we open the doors wider.
ReturnGuard — $10/month (free during beta, no credit card required)
After launch: $10/month — about the price of one lunch. During beta it’s free.
No. You paste order confirmation emails, and our parser extracts the store, item, price, and dates. We never see your password, and you can delete your data anytime.
We keep built-in return policies for 11 major US retailers: Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Costco, Apple, Home Depot, eBay, Zappos, Chewy, and Wayfair. Any other store can be added manually in seconds.
Honest answer: Amazon ended price adjustments for most items. We track drops at retailers that still honor them — Target, Best Buy, Costco, and others — and give you step-by-step claim instructions. Where a store offers nothing, we’ll tell you plainly instead of overpromising.
We store the parsed facts (store, item, dates) — not your emails. Read-only access: we never see or store your passwords. You can export or delete everything at any time.
Because every purchase plays by different rules — 14 days here, 90 days there, holiday exceptions, category carve-outs. ReturnGuard knows the policies so you don’t have to look them up. And unlike a reminder, it drafts your warranty claim letter too.
Join the beta waitlist — free during early access. Your future self (and your wallet) will thank you.
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