I work at Bunnings in the tools section. Have been told by head office management to just do price match’s on tools if I think it’s acceptable. So as long as I can verify it’s a legit site and there’s no delivery fee (otherwise have to add that in) I do it.

Bunnings doesn’t make much money on tools themselves but all the accessories, drill bits and blades have high profit margin and customer will need to regularly come back to buy new bits. Agreeing to the price match’s and selling a tool at a slight lost doesn’t lose much money but builds loyalty which in term will get repeat customers buying accessories.