Deal Hunter: Movie Prices

About this app

Never overpay for a movie again. Deal Hunter watches the Apple TV buy and rent prices of the movies you actually want, and tells you the moment one drops to your price. No more checking by hand, no more finding out a film was $4.99 last week. BRING IN THE FILMS YOU CARE ABOUT Connect your TMDb account and Deal Hunter imports the movies you rated highly and the films sitting on your watchlist. No account? Search the full movie catalog and add anything you like, and Deal Hunter starts watching its price straight away. IT KNOWS A SALE FROM AN ALL-TIME LOW Every film keeps its own price history, so Deal Hunter can tell you the difference between "this is on sale" and "this is the cheapest it has ever been." Each movie has a price chart and a rent-versus-buy view, so you can see whether today's price is genuinely a deal. SET YOUR PRICE, FOR EVERYTHING OR FILM BY FILM Pick the price that makes you buy. Set one for your whole library, or a different one for that single film you'd only grab at $4.99. IT CHECKS SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO Prices refresh quietly in the background, including a sweep for Apple's Tuesday new-release deals. A Home Screen widget keeps your live deals one glance away. A LIBRARY THAT REMEMBERS Mark films as owned and back your purchases up to a private list in your own TMDb account, so your library survives a new phone or a reinstall. WHAT'S INSIDE • Buy and rent price tracking for every film you're watching • "Lowest ever" alerts, not just "on sale" • Per-film price targets • Price history charts, and a 14-day price-drop feed • Import from your TMDb ratings and watchlist, or search the whole catalog • Background checks plus Apple's Tuesday sale sweep • Home Screen widget with your live deals • US and Canada Apple TV storefronts Private by design. No ads, no analytics, no tracking. Your list and your price history live on your device. Deal Hunter is not affiliated with Apple. Prices come from Apple's public iTunes Search API and can change at any time, so always check the price in the Apple TV app before buying. This product uses TMDB and the TMDB APIs but is not endorsed, certified, or otherwise approved by TMDB.

Deal Hunter reads each movie's runtime, director and IMDb id, so a film is no longer confused with a documentary that shares its title, and it can still find a price when Apple's own search comes up empty. Your TMDb ratings and watchlist now sync every day, before the price checks, and a Coming Soon film starts being watched the moment Apple can sell it. If your TMDb connection ever expires, the app says so and lets you reconnect. Price history is leaner too: only the moments a price actually changed are kept, so every drop and all-time low is still there.

Momentum comes from crawler snapshots for the tracked storefront. “Viral growth signal” means unusually fast recent rating gains; it is an indicator, not download data.

1. First observed Sep 13, 2026 · 2:48 AM Free