FAQ
— quick answers to the questions we hear most. If we missed yours, ping us.
How does lootlush work?
We curate a small catalog of high-demand drops — consoles, controllers, GPUs, the occasional collectible. Each one is watched on a tight cadence. When stock flips from out → in, we ring the bell so you can click out before the inventory dries up again.
Is it really free?
Yes. No subscriptions, no paid tiers, no “premium” wall. We earn affiliate commissions on a slice of clicks that convert to purchases (see the disclosure) and we accept tips. The tools cost the same whether you tip or not.
How do I get notified?
Sign in, track a watcher from the catalog, and you’ll get email alerts the moment its status flips to in-stock. More delivery channels are landing soon.
Which retailers do you watch?
Today: Amazon, Best Buy, Target, Walmart, and Steam. Each watcher names its retailer on the detail page. We add coverage based on what users are tracking — if you’re hammering refresh on somewhere we don’t cover yet, ask.
Why has this item been out of stock forever?
Because demand is currently outrunning supply. We don’t move the inventory — we just watch it. When the retailer restocks, you’ll be the first to hear.
Can I add a watcher to the catalog?
Email requests@lootlush.com with the product URL and we’ll consider it for the next catalog refresh. We add watchers based on demand signal — popular requests land first.
How do tips work?
We accept tips through Buy Me a Coffee. Tips are not required, do not unlock features, and are deeply appreciated.
What about my data?
We store your email and the watchers you track. We don’t sell it, share it, or use it for advertising. You can delete your account at any time and your data is removed.