Small workshop. Nowhere to list. That is why we are here.
JustGetDeal is a coupon site for the people making copper and brass fixtures by hand. If you make sinks, taps, tubs, lighting, mirrors or hardware, your code belongs here, whether you sell two hundred pieces a year or two thousand.
Free to list, and nothing about it is exclusive. Stay wherever else you sell.
The big coupon sites will not take you
Honey, RetailMeNot and Rakuten carry national retailers. A workshop with a few hundred customers cannot get on them, and would be buried if it did. Meanwhile the person about to spend a thousand on a copper sink spends three weeks reading about it and searches for a code before they check out. That search is where we sit.
What this category actually costs, from a towel hook to a farmhouse sink. At those prices nobody buys on impulse, and nobody buys without looking for a code first.
Buyers here research for weeks and arrive knowing what unlacquered means. They are not browsing. They are deciding between you and two other workshops.
You get a page of your own at justgetdeal.com/stores/yourname, with your codes, your story and a link straight to your checkout.
What you get
- A store page at /stores/yourname, with your codes, where you are, how long you take to make a piece and a link to your shop.
- Placement in the categories your pieces belong to, and in the collection pages people search for, like copper farmhouse sinks.
- Codes that are checked before they go up and rechecked after. A dead code on your listing costs you the sale and costs us the reader.
- Nothing to pay. No listing fee, no monthly fee, no fee to appear higher up. Where you run an affiliate programme we earn a commission on sales we send you, and where you do not, the listing is simply free.
What we ask
- One code that works. It has to survive a real checkout, so no minimum we have not been told about and no quiet exclusions.
- A message when it dies. Codes expire, that is normal. Tell us and we take it down the same day rather than letting somebody find out at checkout.
- Your own product photography, 2000px or wider. Buyers here are choosing between unlacquered, hammered and polished, and they cannot judge a surface from a small picture. We never generate an image of a piece somebody is about to buy.
- You make it, or your workshop does. This is not a directory of resellers. If the metal is worked by someone you employ or someone you commission, you are in the right place.
Nothing here is exclusive. Stay on Etsy, Chairish, Wayfair and anywhere else you already sell.
How it goes
No account to make, no dashboard to learn. Three messages and you are up.
You send the form
Your shop, what you make and a code. Two minutes. If you are not right for the site we say so quickly rather than leaving you waiting.
We test the code
A real basket on your site, watching the total change. If it does not move we come back to you before anything is published.
Your page goes up
Usually within a few days. You get the link, and you tell us whenever a code changes. That is the whole arrangement.
Who is already listed
Three workshops to start with, on three continents. We would rather grow slowly and check everything than list a hundred shops we know nothing about.
Before you ask
What does it cost?
Nothing. There is no listing fee and no way to pay for a better position. Where you run an affiliate programme we take the standard commission on sales we send you, which is how the code checking gets paid for. Where you do not run one, you are listed anyway.
Do I need an affiliate programme?
No. A plain link to your shop is fine. If you are on a network already, send us the details and we will use them, which costs you nothing extra because the commission comes out of the network rather than out of your margin twice.
I sell on Etsy rather than my own site. Can I still list?
Yes. Several of the workshops here sell on Etsy, Chairish or Wayfair as well as their own shop. We link to wherever the code actually works.
What if I do not want to run a discount?
Then this is not the site for you, and that is a reasonable position to take with handmade work. The whole page is built around a code that works, so a store with nothing to offer has nothing to show.
How do I come off the site?
Send one email and your page is gone the same day. Nothing to cancel and nobody to talk to about staying.
Tell us about your workshop
Two minutes. A person reads every one of these, and you get an answer either way.
Would rather write a proper email? hello@justgetdeal.com