Evendeals

A founder in Lagos and a founder in London land on the same checkout, see the same number, and only one of them buys. The other closes the tab. Evendeals goes after that gap by matching your price to what each country can actually afford, so the international sales you were quietly losing start to land.

What Evendeals actually does

It leans on purchasing-power-parity data, the economics behind why the same coffee costs less in one country than another, and turns that into automatic regional pricing wherever you sell. Instead of one global price that overcharges some markets and prices others out of buying entirely, each visitor sees a number calibrated to their own economy.

• Adjust prices by country using purchasing-power-parity data

• Auto-create coupons in Stripe, Lemon Squeezy and more

• Run on Shopify, Webflow, WordPress, or a custom site

• Surface offers through popups or countdown timers

• Track conversions and redemptions per country

• Wire parity pricing into anything else through the API

Because the codes are generated inside the payment tools you already run, from Stripe to Lemon Squeezy, buyers stay inside your normal checkout and you are not babysitting a separate discount system on the side. The same setup drops onto a Shopify store, a Webflow site, a WordPress build, or something hand-coded, so the lift to switch it on is small.

The features that matter

• Auto-rotating coupons — codes refresh by time, redemptions, or page views, so a discount can't be screenshotted and passed around.

• Country-level analytics — conversions, redemptions and parity ROI split by country, not lumped into one global figure.

• API access — build parity pricing into a custom checkout or any tool you already run.

• Display control — show the offer as a popup or a countdown timer instead of a static banner.

Who it's built for

Evendeals earns its place wherever a chunk of your traffic comes from outside your home market but your pricing pretends everyone earns the same paycheck. SaaS founders watching overseas signups stall at the paywall, course creators trying to fill a cohort rather than their DMs, and digital product sellers shipping templates worldwide are all standing in the same puddle.

Growth marketers chasing a lower global cost of acquisition see it from the budget side, and agencies tend to like it because regional pricing is a quick, visible win to hand a client. The common thread is plain: plenty of foreign visitors, one flat price, and a conversion rate quietly paying for the mismatch.

If a real share of your buyers live in lower-income regions, a single global price is leaving money on the table every day you keep it. Evendeals is a grounded way to close that gap without buying more traffic or rebuilding your store, and it is worth a look if international conversion is the number that has been nagging you.