About Fireworks Bible

Fireworks Bible started the way most good fireworks ideas start: standing in a showroom, trying to remember what a cake did last year, what it cost across town, and whether it was worth buying again.

It grew into one of the most comprehensive collections of fireworks information anywhere: 54,414 products, including 4,189 1.4G Pro items, with retail and wholesale prices from 349 stores, a directory of 2,636 fireworks stores nationwide, photos, videos, specifications, personal and community scores, notes, shopping lists, inventory and cost tracking, and a community feed of sales and events. It is built and maintained by an enthusiast who uses it at every stand, every season.

Who we are and why we built this

Fireworks Bible is the central home for everything a backyard fireworks fan wants to know. Every product, what it does, what it costs, where to buy it, what other people thought of it, and what it looks like in the sky.

We built it for the people who care about this hobby as much as we do. You can look up products, compare prices, score what you bought, track what you spent, keep your show memories, and build your next show. Fireworks Bible is in beta, and it gets better every time you tell us what is missing. That is what the Ideas page is for: post an idea, vote for the ones you like, and the most popular ideas move to the top of our list.

Our job is to help you get the best value. Sometimes that means buying from the store down the road, and sometimes it means having an order shipped. The cheapest price on the screen is not always the cheapest price in your driveway once you count gas, time and shipping, and a store you can walk into, ask questions and come back to is worth something.

That is also why we ask local stores to share their prices with us. When a store shares its prices, we give it exposure to the people most likely to walk through its door. We never use prices to shame a store. We use them to help customers understand what a fair price looks like where they live. Stores, makers and media can find their page on the Partners page.

Fireworks Bible is a community effort. Your scores, your reviews, your store picks and your ideas are what make it trustworthy. Thank you for being part of it.

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Safety first

Fireworks are serious business. Always follow your state and local laws, buy from licensed sellers, and put safety ahead of the show. Nothing in the app or on this site is legal advice; rules vary by state and by town, so check your local requirements before you buy or shoot.