Aiming to disrupt the daily deals scene, BidMyWay provides exclusive offers that come straight from local merchants. This is a clear move away from all these aggregators of daily deals that gather together what’s being offered on sites such as Groupon and LivingSocial, without that much rhyme, reason or even relevance. The one objective of BidMyWay is to give people access to hyper-local offers and bargains. And that is done in a really slick way, with consumers “dialing up” local deals using a click wheel that’s quite reminiscent of the one found on old-school iPods. This wheel lets users choose how much they can spend, and then find the best bargains within a radius that they also specify themselves.
I think that a service like this one is particularly commendable because it gives local merchants a chance to become active in the daily deals scene. That’s something they might not be able to do otherwise, as services like Groupon always tend to gravitate towards merchants that have a higher profile, or the ability to meet a large demand at the very least. Well, BidMyWay reaches out to the most local of merchants and lets them be part of the daily deals equation. And (what’s even more interesting), just last week a service playing a comparable role was released. Named Aisle50, that one let people buy groceries (the most specific of items) a la Groupon. Is a move from the generic to the particular beginning to gather pace?
BidMyWay.com In Their Own Words
More than just daily deals. Set your budget and see new deals appear in real time.
Some Questions About BidMyWay.com
Is this the future of the daily deals scene? 
