Prototype · deal conflict check
Two deals, one product. Which price does the shopper see?
Pick a store. The check reads every product's attached deals and flags two patterns: the same quantity at two prices (7/$80 and 7/$90 on one cartridge), and ladders where the bigger bundle costs more per unit (2/$25 and 3/$40). Both are C5/C11 in the Deals Operating System, and both are one line of logic.
7/$80and 7/$90 on the
same cartridge
same cartridge
Source: full menus from the storefront's product-filter endpoint for five Michigan stores, Sep 20, 2026. The one-ladder rule is illustrative: keep the better-value deal per product and quantity, and make each step in a ladder cheaper per unit than the last.