Stationery Deals and Discount Codes

Amazon's own product API, which is the only place a site is allowed to take an Amazon price from. The page reads it every six hours and shows the time of the last reading. If that reading is more than a day old, the prices are hidden until the next one. Prices change constantly, so the price on Amazon when you check out is the one that applies.

Amazon measures a markdown against one of two reference prices. A List Price is the suggested retail price, which can sit above what the item usually sells for. A Typical price is the median price paid for that listing over the previous 90 days, so a markdown against it is the stronger signal. Every card names which one it is.

Smaller markdowns come and go on Amazon every day, and most of them are a dollar or two. At 30% or more the price is worth a look. The brand codes below apply at any time.

A code goes in the discount box at checkout on the store the card names. A referral offer needs no code: the discount applies when you order through the link. Each code was given to me by the brand for readers and viewers of Planning Engineered.

The store pays the channel a small commission on what you buy through the link, and your price is the same as going to the store yourself. A card that names no product is a store whose gear is not on my shelf yet.

Most products here are on The Shelf, my list of pens, notebooks, covers, inks and other gear worth knowing about. A sale card says so when I have not tested the product. A brand cannot pay to be listed.