Where does the product information on deal pages come from?

Product titles, images, descriptions and size details come from the same sources as our prices: checks of retailer websites and product data feeds. Because this information is collected at the time we check a deal, it can lag behind the store’s own page.


That’s why you might occasionally see:

  • An image showing a different colour or older model than the store’s current listing.
  • A description that’s shorter or slightly different from the store’s.
  • Size options that have since sold out or changed.

Stock and sizes move fastest of all where a store provides size options we show them, but a size available at our last check can sell out before you arrive, and stores don’t all expose live stock levels to us. Confirm your size and its availability on the store’s product page before checking out.

The store’s own product page is always the source of truth for exactly what you’re buying; specs, variants, inclusions and warranty. If a listing on Click Frenzy looks wrong, please report it via our contact form.

Details can change without notice, so always confirm the product and final price on the store’s website before you buy.

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