Bargain Bin app helps everyone save money on iPhone apps

All of iPhone owners are often searching for ways to save on our favorite apps, and until now, there hasn’t been an app that can assist us in this quest. Well, now there is just such an app.

Bargain Bin

Bargain Bin promises to let you know as soon as an item goes on sale and its features include:

* Sale prices updated ‘as they happen’
* Price tags that indicate when apps are Free or Bargains (50% off or greater)
* Filters that let you see Free apps only, Bargain apps only, or All apps on sale
* Browsing by app categories, or all bargains
* Browse only popular apps that have gone on sale

You can filter and search any way you like, and its very flexible. One tap on an app name, and it goes straight to a description page. The app itself is FREE, which is even better.

Cool everyday usage sort of app for those that like to buy a lot and save money at the same time.

Posted on Mar 14th, 2009 by Maggie Mills in iPhone Apps | 6 Comments

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6 Comments to “Bargain Bin app helps everyone save money on iPhone apps”

  1. on 14 Mar 2009 at 9:42 pm1ner

    it’s called appsniper… been out forever, use it daily, it’s better than this app by far… it also shows new releases…

  2. on 15 Mar 2009 at 11:15 am2deanydeany

    ….cheap rippoff of appsniper….avoid….avoid…..avoid…

  3. on 18 Mar 2009 at 2:08 am3picard2bridge

    > until now, there hasn’t been an app that can assist us in this quest

    That’s just silly. Appsniper is such a big seller that anyone looking at the AppStore for a moment would know if it. So the developer of this application is being misleading, and ‘Maggie Mills’ who posted it should have known better.

  4. on 20 Mar 2009 at 1:06 am4Trever

    Are you guys kidding, or just emplyed by AppSniper? This is way way better than AppSniper and it is free!

  5. on 12 Aug 2009 at 1:43 am5Ian

    BargainBin now had Push Notifications to notify you of upcoming sales. AppSniper does not.

  6. on 29 Aug 2010 at 8:43 pm6target

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