Aggregated from RefundRadar scans across all users. Every item you see was claimed by an actual RefundRadar user.
Temu often lowers the price of an item after you've already bought it. When that happens within 30 days of your order, Temu owes you the difference back as a price adjustment — but the credit isn't automatic. You have to spot the drop and claim it before the 30-day window closes, which is why most shoppers quietly lose the money.
The live feed above shows real Temu price drops that RefundRadar users have already claimed, aggregated from scans across every shopper on RefundRadar and refreshed continuously through the day. RefundRadar watches your own Temu orders in the background, catches eligible price drops the moment they happen, and files the price-adjustment claim for you — so the refund lands on its own. It's free and works with any Temu account.
A price adjustment is Temu refunding you the difference when an item you bought drops in price shortly after your order. If the price falls within 30 days, you're entitled to claim back the gap between what you paid and the new lower price.
Yes. If the price of something you ordered drops within 30 days, Temu will credit you the difference once you claim it. RefundRadar detects these drops on your orders and claims the credit for you automatically, so you never have to check prices yourself.
Temu's price-adjustment window is 30 days from your order. After that the drop is no longer claimable — which is why acting quickly, or letting RefundRadar watch for you, matters.
Continuously. The feed refreshes about every two minutes with the most recent drops claimed by RefundRadar users, and it shows prices for your region where we have enough data (falling back to UK trends otherwise).
Yes — RefundRadar is free and works with any Temu account, with nothing to set up. It runs quietly in the background, scans your orders for eligible price drops, and claims the refund on your behalf.