FindPennyDealsNear You
We scout local stores' inventories 24/7 for 1¢ deals & clearance markdowns
We scan all Home Depots within 25 mi of your ZIP — no signup required.
Home Depot marks unsold stock down to $0.01 before pulling it from shelves. Shoppers call those penny items, and the ones still on the floor are penny deals. Scavenger scans local Home Depot inventories around the clock and shows you what has dropped near your ZIP. Browse recent finds, see how we compare to other deal tools, or read the guides.
Real Home Depot penny deals and clearance finds logged by the Scavenger community, with receipts.
A yellow clearance tag ending in .06 is an early markdown. An ending of .02 or .03 is a deeper cut. An item that scans at $0.01 has reached the penny stage, the last step before it leaves the floor. Read the full Home Depot clearance schedule.
Home Depot marks items down store by store, with no published national schedule. A penny deal in one store can still be full price ten miles away, which is why Scavenger checks every Home Depot within 25 miles of your ZIP. See how Home Depot penny items get to one cent.
Shelf tags lag behind the inventory system, so a tag can show a higher price than the register. Scan the barcode to confirm. Penny prices are never guaranteed, and a store can pull the item or decline the sale. Browse real Home Depot penny deals with receipts.
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How penny items work, how to find them, and what Scavenger actually does.
Walgreens does not publish one chainwide clearance calendar. Learn where to check current markdowns and why prices can differ by store.
Menards does not publish a penny-item list. Check Ray's List, current sale items, and your selected store before making a clearance trip.
Target does not publish a penny-item list. Learn what Target confirms about in-store clearance prices and how to check a deal before you buy.
Penny items are products a store's system has marked down to $0.01, usually the last step before the item is pulled from the shelf. At Home Depot the shelf tag rarely shows one cent. The item simply rings up at $0.01 when it is scanned.
Penny deals are what shoppers call Home Depot penny items that are still on the floor. When Home Depot discontinues a product, its price drops through clearance markdowns until the system sets it to $0.01 and flags it for removal. Until an associate pulls it, it can still scan for a penny.
You can check SKUs by hand in the store, or enter your ZIP in Scavenger. Scavenger runs a free preview scan of every Home Depot within 25 miles and surfaces likely penny items and clearance markdowns near you, with no signup.
No. Home Depot has no penny program and publishes no penny list. Markdowns happen store by store with no national schedule, which is why a list from another state often does not match your store. Scavenger checks the inventory of the stores around your ZIP instead.
Sometimes. Penny prices are never guaranteed. A store can pull the item, deactivate the SKU, or decline the sale, and honoring a penny price is at the store's discretion. Scan the barcode to confirm the price before you head to checkout.
We scout local stores' inventories 24/7 for 1¢ deals & clearance markdowns
We scan all Home Depots within 25 mi of your ZIP — no signup required.