TrackDeals vs Drop: Clearance Finder
Last verified: October 12, 2026
The short answer
Both apps help you find clearance in US stores, but they aim at different shoppers. Drop is built around four big-box stores — Home Depot, Lowe's, Target and Walmart — and promises the aisle number before you drive out. TrackDeals covers a wider mix of stores, from clothing and beauty to pharmacy and home improvement, works on Android as well as iPhone, and the whole app is available in Spanish.
If you hunt tools, appliances and seasonal clearance at those four stores and use an iPhone, Drop is focused on exactly that. If you also shop Kohl's, Ulta, Macy's or CVS, use Android, or prefer Spanish, TrackDeals covers what Drop doesn't.
Price
| TrackDeals | Drop | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes | Yes ("no subscription is required to access the app content") |
| Paid | $9.99/month launch price (regular $49.99); annual plan gives 2 months free | Premium $9.00/month · $12.00/quarter |
| Free trial | Yes, on VIP | — |
What each one does
| TrackDeals | Drop | |
|---|---|---|
| Stores | Clearance from Kohl's, Ulta, Amazon, Macy's, CVS, 6pm, Sierra, DTLR, Home Depot and more; in-store prices from CVS, Home Depot, Walmart, Target, Lowe's and Dollar General | Home Depot, Lowe's, Target, Walmart |
| Stock at nearby stores | Check Stores: Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's, Target, Dollar General | Yes, at its four stores |
| Aisle number | No | Yes (as described on its listing) |
| Barcode scanning in the aisle | Yes, with price history | — |
| Price alerts | Yes, on a product or a keyword | — |
| When the deal was last confirmed | Shown on every deal | — |
| Platforms | iPhone and Android | iPhone |
| Spanish | Full app in Spanish | — |
| Coupons / promo codes | No — markdowns only | No |
"—" means we could not confirm it on Drop's App Store listing on October 12, 2026, not that the feature is missing.
Where Drop is stronger
- Focus. Four big-box stores and the categories people drive out for: tools, appliances, patio, seasonal.
- The aisle number, which saves the walk around the store.
- Price. $9.00/month against TrackDeals's $9.99 launch price, and a quarterly plan.
- More ratings so far: 40 on the US App Store (2.9 out of 5) against TrackDeals's 5 (5.0 out of 5), as of October 12, 2026. Both are small samples.
Where TrackDeals is stronger
- Breadth. Clothing, beauty and pharmacy — Kohl's, Ulta, Macy's, CVS, 6pm — alongside home improvement. Drop covers four stores.
- Android. Drop is iPhone only.
- Spanish. The entire app, including search and alerts.
- Barcode scanning in the aisle to check whether a markdown is real, with price history.
- Alerts on a product or keyword, so the app tells you when something drops.
- Freshness is explicit: every deal shows when its store last confirmed it.
What neither of them does
Neither gives coupon codes, and neither can guarantee a shelf price is still there when you arrive — stock moves during the day. Both cover US stores only.
Who should pick which
- Pick Drop if you shop Home Depot, Lowe's, Target and Walmart for tools, appliances and seasonal items, use an iPhone, and want the aisle number.
- Pick TrackDeals if you shop beyond those four stores, use Android, scan barcodes in the aisle, want alerts, or want the app in Spanish.
- Try both — both have a free plan.
TrackDeals is made by DEVORAPPS LLC and is not affiliated with Drop: Clearance Finder or Cleared LLC. Drop is a trademark of its owner. Figures about Drop verified on its App Store listing, October 12, 2026.
TrackDeals uses affiliate links with some retailers (not Amazon). See https://trackdeals.app/disclosure.