Every alert comes with proof.
Fake “in stock” alerts are everywhere. So every Nabbi alert links to a receipt: what we checked, when, where the data came from, and what it said. When screenshots are on, you’ll see the page exactly as it looked.
What’s on a receipt
- The exact time of the check that found it, to the second.
- The official source we read, like Recreation.gov, apple.com or the brand’s own store.
- What it reported: available or not, the date or time slot, the store, the shade or size, the price and the old price.
- A screenshot of the page when the alert fired, kept for 24 hours (when screenshots are switched on).
Why it might be gone
Cancellations and restocks often last minutes. If you open the link and it’s gone, the receipt shows it really was there when we emailed you, and your alert keeps running for the next one.
Screenshots are kept for 24 hours (only the newest one for each item). The written receipt is kept for 90 days. Then both are deleted. They’re private links: only people with the link from your email can see them.
More about how we check in Our promise.
Sold out? Not for long.
Pick a place and your dates. We’ll watch the official calendars and email you the moment something opens.