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These are example deals so you can see how it works. Load this month’s Astro Loyalty deals, or your own list, under + Add my own deals.
Every deal starts checked. Uncheck what you don’t want this time, use − / + for extra copies, and × to remove a brand you never carry. Then hit Print.
Make a quick dealBuy 1 Get 1, Save $1, 20% off… no spreadsheet
No spreadsheet needed. Tap a common deal or pick a type, fill in the blanks, and add it.
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Ready-made deal listsThis month’s Astro Loyalty deals, one tap
Load a whole program’s deals in one tap. Every list shows when it was last updated.
Please double-check before you print. These lists are put together by TagDrop from each program’s published deal sheets. Deals can change after we post them, and we can make mistakes. Your official program list always wins, and the prices on your shelf are your responsibility. TagDrop isn’t affiliated with any loyalty program.
Get an email when new tags drop. We’ll let you know when next month’s lists are ready. Email me
Let AI read your deal sheetTurn your program’s PDF into a list in a minute
Most loyalty programs hand you a PDF of the month's deals. Open Claude or ChatGPT, attach that PDF, and paste the prompt below. You'll get back a block of CSV — paste it under Load them in below.
Build the list yourselfSample CSV and what each column does
Download the sample, open it in Excel or Numbers, replace the rows with your own deals, then save as CSV and load it below.
What each column does Brand — the vendor name, printed in bold on the tag Small line — the kicker above the big number: SAVE, SAVE UP TO, BUY 2 GET. Leave blank if you don't want one Big line — the hero of the sign, kept short: $6, $8.50, 20%, 1 FREE Product — short description of what's on sale End date — last day of the deal, as M/D/YY Qty — how many copies to print. Optional; blank means one Fine print — exclusions or limits for that deal, like Excludes Value Packs. Optional; blank uses your standard fine print line (Design → Fine print)
Load them inUpload a CSV or paste rows from the AI or a spreadsheet
…or paste rows straight from a spreadsheet or from the AI's answer:
Back up your listExport a copy, or start over
Your deals, removals, design settings and logo are saved in this browser on this device. Export a copy before switching computers.
Paper
inches
inches all round
Tag size
inches
inches behind the shelf
Endcap sign: one sign per Letter page, filling everything inside the 0.25″ margin. Nothing tucks behind a shelf, so the brand and product print on the sign itself. Every checked deal prints as its own sign, so check only the deals you’re featuring (Uncheck all, then pick them).
Colors
Type
100%
100%
100%
100%
Top banner
.44″
160%
.22″
Footer
.30″
{date} becomes each deal's end date. Deals with no end date skip that line. Bar colors apply to the banner-bar and box treatments.
Fine print
100%
Other elements
Off by default because the brand and product print in the hidden top area (below). Endcap signs always show them.
Above the fold line
100%
This part tucks behind the shelf, so it doesn't show to customers — handy for matching a tag to its product when you're putting them up or pulling them down.
Store name — store-brand style
Printing
Printer settings: Letter · Portrait · Scale 100% (not "Fit to page") · Margins 0.25″ or Default · Background graphics ON · Headers & footers OFF. From a phone, tap Print signs and choose your Wi-Fi printer (AirPrint or Android printing).
My family has been in the feed business since 1992, when we opened Highland Feed & Water in Michigan (we’ve since sold it). In 2005 we put down roots in Pittsboro, North Carolina, where we own Pittsboro Feed and Pittsboro Pet Supply. I took over in 2024, and like every independent store, we get a fresh stack of vendor promos every single month.
Turning those promos into sale tags took someone on our team more than 20 hours a month, retyping every deal in Canva. Before that, we just printed off the manufacturers’ signs. Either way, half of them never quite fit the shelf. So I built the tool I wish we’d had years ago: the deals load in, you uncheck what you don’t carry, and you hit print. Every tag comes out the right size.
We started using it at our stores in May 2026. Here’s what happened when customers could actually see the deals:
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2×Loyalty offers redeemed1,820 in 2025 → 3,685 in 2026
+122%Just last August370 redemptions in Aug 2025 → 820 in Aug 2026
That’s real money back in our customers’ pockets, and a reason for them to come back. I don’t think any independent store should have to pay for that, or give up a night to get it. So TagDrop is free for retailers, and paid for by the brands whose deals are on the tags.
Is it really free?Yes. Vendors and our presenting sponsor pay for TagDrop so independent retailers never do.
Will a sponsor logo show up on my tags?No. Sponsors appear inside the app only. Your printed tags carry your store’s look and nothing else.
What printers work?Any printer your computer or phone can print to, including Wi-Fi printers through AirPrint or Android printing. Print at 100% scale with background graphics on.
Do I need an account?No. Your deals and design are saved in your browser. Export a CSV backup any time.
What do you do with my data?Your deals, logo and settings never leave your device. They’re saved only in your own browser, and TagDrop has no accounts. We count visits with cookie-free analytics, and that’s it. Read the privacy policy.
Open This month’s deals. Every deal starts checked.
Uncheck anything you don’t carry. Use − / + for extra copies, and × to remove a brand you never carry.
Hit Print (next to the Design tab on a computer, bottom of the screen on a phone). The button shows how many tags you’re about to print.
Use the search box above your deals to find a brand fast. Zoom the preview with − / +, or pick Fit width or Full page.
No account, no sign-up. The first time you visit, a few example deals load so you can see how it works. Replace them with your own under + Add my own deals. Want a walk-through? Click Tour in the top bar.
Monthly checklist
The same routine every month keeps old prices off the shelf. Print it, tape it by the printer, and check things off.
Get the new deal lists. Download this month’s deals from your loyalty program (for Astro, every offer list), or load our ready-made list under + Add my own deals.
Load them into TagDrop. Use a ready-made list, the AI prompt, a CSV, or Make a quick deal for your own sales.
Check them against your official list. Spot-check prices, end dates and exclusions. The official list always wins.
Walk the store with it. Mark what you carry and how many tags each deal needs (one per shelf facing).
Set it up in TagDrop. Uncheck what you don’t carry, and use − / + for extra copies.
Print the tags at 100% scale with background graphics on. Print 8.5″ × 11″ endcap signs for your featured brands.
Pull last month’s expired tags before you hang the new ones.
Hang the new tags and check each one off on the deal checklist.
Mid-month check. Some deals end early. Look for end dates before the 31st and pull those tags on time.
Knowing how many tags you need. On This month’s deals, tap Print deal checklist. It lists every checked deal with a box for “we carry it,” a blank to write how many tags you need, and a box for “hung.” Download checklist gives you the same list as a spreadsheet file.
Add your deals
Fastest: let an AI read your deal sheet.
Go to + Add my own deals and click Copy the prompt.
Open Claude or ChatGPT, attach your loyalty program’s monthly promo PDF, and paste the prompt.
Copy the list it gives back, paste it into the box, and click Replace my deals (or Add to my deals to keep what you have).
Or build the list yourself. Click Download sample CSV, open it in Excel or Numbers, replace the rows with your deals, save as CSV, and choose the file.
Columns: Brand, Small line (SAVE, BUY 2 GET), Big line ($6, 20%, 1 FREE), Product, End date (M/D/YY, like 12/31/26), and optional Qty and Fine print (exclusions or limits for that deal).
Just one or two deals? Open Make a quick deal under + Add my own deals. Tap a common deal like Buy 1 Get 1 Free or Save $1, or pick a type: buy & get (free, % off or $ off), save a dollar amount, save a percentage, or a free item. Add a brand, product, end date and fine print if you want them.
Ready-made deal lists
Under + Add my own deals you’ll find ready-made lists, like this month’s Astro Loyalty deals. Tick the box to confirm you’ll check them, then tap Add to my deals (keeps what you have) or Replace my deals (starts fresh). Each list is tagged, like ASTRO OCT, so you can tell lists apart and search for them.
Every list shows the date and time it was last updated. If we post a newer version, you’ll see a note above your deals with a button to reload it. Deal lists include each deal’s exclusions as fine print. Get an email when new tags drop.
Disclaimer: please check every deal yourself. Ready-made lists are put together by TagDrop from each program’s published deal sheets, as of the “updated” date shown. Deals can change after that, and we can make mistakes. Before you print, compare the list against your official program list. If they don’t match, the official list wins. You’re responsible for the prices and offers on your shelf. TagDrop isn’t affiliated with Astro Loyalty or any other loyalty program.
Spotted a mistake? Uncheck that deal, add the right one under + Add my own deals, and email hello@tagdrop.app so we can fix the list for everyone.
Make it look like your store
Open Design (set once). Everything there prints on every tag:
Colors: pick a palette or set your own.
Top banner: change the word (SALE, DEAL, SPECIAL) and add your store logo.
Footer: {date} becomes each deal’s end date.
Fine print: each deal’s own exclusions print automatically. Deals without any get your standard line, “Manufacturer offer. Limits may apply. Ask a store associate for details!” It prints in italics; uncheck Italic for regular type. You can change that line or turn fine print off (not recommended).
Tag size and paper: shelf tags, wide tags, endcap cards, a full-page 8.5″ × 11″ endcap sign, or a custom size.
Hidden top: on shelf tags, the brand and product print in the top part that tucks behind the shelf, so you can match tags to products. Turn on Brand name and Product description under Other elements to also print them on the front.
Click Save these settings when you’re happy with it.
Printing
In the print dialog, use these settings:
Scale: 100%, not “Fit to page.”
Background graphics: on, so the colors print.
Margins: Default, not “Minimum” or “None.”
Headers and footers: off. Paper and orientation should match Design.
From your phone: tap Print, then choose your Wi-Fi printer. iPhone uses AirPrint and Android uses its built-in printing.
Putting them up: cut along the cut lines and fold on the dashed line. The top part tucks behind the shelf.
Your data
Your deals, design, and logo are saved in this browser on this device. Nothing is sent to us. If you switch computers or clear your browser data, they won’t follow you, so use Export my deals as CSV to keep a backup. Read the full Privacy Policy.
Troubleshooting
Tags print too small or too big
Set Scale to 100% in the print dialog, not “Fit to page.”
Colors are missing
Turn on Background graphics in the print dialog.
A deal isn’t showing
Its end date has passed. Uncheck Hide expired to see it.
Text looks too big or small
Design → Type has a size slider for each line.
Fine print is missing or wrong
Design → Fine print. Make sure “No fine print” is off. A deal’s own fine print replaces the standard line.
A deal list doesn’t match my official sheet
Your official list wins. Uncheck the deal, add the right one yourself, and email us so we can fix it.
My deals disappeared
You’re on a different browser or device, or browser data was cleared. Load your CSV backup.
Put your deal on every independent shelf, tagged right.
Independent pet and feed stores use TagDrop to turn each month’s promos into shelf tags and endcap signs that fit. Your deals can be waiting in their list, already checked, the day they go live.
A deal sheet, a spreadsheet or a PDF. We turn it into a TagDrop deal list with your exclusions as fine print.
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It lands in every store’s list
Your deals load into each participating store’s list, checked and ready, tagged so they’re easy to find.
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Tags that fit the shelf
Stores print shelf tags and 8.5″ × 11″ endcap signs in their own look, at the exact size, with the right dates.
Ways to partner
Pick what fits your program.
Deal Pack
Your monthly deals, pre-loaded in every participating store’s list.
Endcap kit
Full-page endcap signs plus your planogram or display idea, shared with stores that carry you.
“New tags dropped” email
Sponsor the monthly email that tells retailers their new lists are ready.
Presenting sponsor
Your name on the TagDrop app bar for the year. One sponsor at a time.
Sponsor branding appears in the app and in emails only. It never prints on a store’s tags, and we never share retailers’ contact details.
Endcap ideas, planograms & assets
Send us what you’ve got.
Upload planograms, endcap or display ideas, logos, product photos and deal sheets in one form. Files come straight to us, and we’ll check with you before anything goes live.
TagDrop is free for retailers. Use it to make sale tags for your store.
You’re responsible for the prices and offers on your shelf. Always check your tags against your official deal lists before you print.
TagDrop is provided “as is.” We work hard to get things right, but we can’t promise it’s perfect.
1. Who we are
TagDrop (“TagDrop,” “we,” “us”) runs the website at tagdrop.app. By using TagDrop, you agree to these terms. If you don’t agree, please don’t use the site.
2. Using TagDrop
You can use TagDrop to create, print, and share sale tags and signs for your own business. Please don’t use it to break the law, mislead customers, copy or resell the site itself, or interfere with how it works.
3. Your prices are your responsibility
TagDrop is a tool for formatting tags. You decide what goes on them. Before printing, you’re responsible for making sure every price, offer, date, and product on your tags is accurate and follows the rules of the programs, brands, and laws that apply to your store, including pricing and advertising laws.
4. Ready-made deal lists
We may offer ready-made deal lists, such as loyalty program deals. We put these together from each program’s published deal sheets, including the exclusions we find there as fine print, and each list shows when it was last updated. Deals can change after that date, and we can make mistakes. Your official program list always wins. TagDrop is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Astro Loyalty or any other loyalty program, brand, or distributor unless we clearly say so.
5. Brand names and your content
Brand and product names that appear in deals or on tags belong to their owners and are used only to describe the deals. Anything you add, like your logo, store name, or deals, stays yours. TagDrop doesn’t receive it (see our Privacy Policy).
6. Sponsors
TagDrop is paid for by brands and sponsors so retailers don’t have to pay. Sponsors may appear inside the website and in our email updates. Sponsor branding never prints on your tags, and we never give sponsors your email address or store details.
If you’re a brand sending us files (endcap ideas, planograms, logos, photos, deal sheets), you confirm you have the right to share them, and you let us use them to show your deals and materials to retailers on TagDrop. You keep ownership. Ask us any time to take them down.
7. No warranty
TagDrop is provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of any kind, whether express or implied, including warranties of accuracy, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. We don’t guarantee the site will always be available, error-free, or that tags will print the same on every printer.
8. Limits on liability
To the fullest extent the law allows, TagDrop won’t be liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential losses, or for lost sales, pricing errors, or disputes with customers, programs, or brands that come from using the site or its deal lists. Because TagDrop is free for retailers, our total liability to you for any claim is limited to $100.
9. Changes
We may update TagDrop and these terms from time to time. When the terms change, we’ll update the date at the top of this page. Continuing to use TagDrop after a change means you accept the new terms.
10. Governing law and contact
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of North Carolina. Questions? Email hello@tagdrop.app.
There are no accounts, and we don’t ask for your name, email, or payment info to use TagDrop.
If you sign up for email updates, we keep your email and store details only to tell you when new tags drop. Unsubscribe any time.
Your deals, logo, and design settings are saved only in your own browser. We never receive them.
We don’t sell or share personal information.
1. What stays on your device
Everything you add to TagDrop, including deals, quantities, removed brands, your logo, and design settings, is stored in your browser’s local storage on your device. It isn’t sent to us. If you clear your browser data or switch devices, it won’t come with you, so use Export my deals as CSV to keep a backup.
2. What we (and our host) may collect
TagDrop is hosted on Cloudflare. Like any website host, Cloudflare processes basic technical information to deliver the site and keep it secure, such as your IP address, browser type, and the pages requested.
We may use Cloudflare Web Analytics to count visits and see which pages are used. It doesn’t use cookies, and it doesn’t track you across other websites. We only see totals, not who you are.
3. When you email us
If you email hello@tagdrop.app, we receive your email address and whatever you write. We use it only to reply to you and improve TagDrop. We don’t add you to a mailing list unless you sign up or ask.
4. Feedback and feature requests
Our “Share feedback” and “Request a feature” links open optional Google Forms. Anything you type there goes to us through Google and is covered by Google’s privacy policy. We use it only to improve TagDrop, and we’ll ask before quoting you anywhere.
To know when to ask for feedback, TagDrop counts how many times you’ve printed. That count is stored in your browser only and is never sent to us.
5. Email updates
If you choose to sign up for “new tags dropped” emails, you fill out a Google Form with your email address and, if you like, your store name and location. That goes to us through Google and is covered by Google’s privacy policy. We use it only to email you when new deal lists or tags are ready, plus the occasional TagDrop update.
These emails may be sponsored by a brand, and may mention that brand’s deals. We never give your email address or store details to a sponsor or anyone else. To stop the emails, reply “unsubscribe” or email hello@tagdrop.app, and we’ll remove you.
6. Brand and vendor submissions
Brands can send us endcap ideas, planograms, logos and other files through an optional Google Form. Those files are stored in our Google Drive and used only to work with that brand on TagDrop. Please don’t include personal information about customers.
7. Cookies
TagDrop doesn’t use advertising or tracking cookies. It uses your browser’s storage only to remember your deals and settings.
8. Sharing
We don’t sell, rent, or trade personal information, and we don’t share it with sponsors. We only share information if the law requires it, or with service providers (like our host, Google Forms, and our email provider) that help us run TagDrop.
9. Children
TagDrop is a business tool meant for adults. We don’t knowingly collect information from children under 13.
10. Changes and contact
If this policy changes, we’ll update the date at the top of this page. Questions about your privacy? Email hello@tagdrop.app.
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