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Consider Veronica Seabrooks (@costco.savvy) Broward's Costco queen.
Credit: Veronica Seabrooks

If spotting a viral Costco find before it disappears sounds like your dream job, meet Veronica Seabrooks. The Coral Springs resident and stay-at-home mom behind @costco.savvy has transformed frequent warehouse runs with her two children into a rapidly growing online community for Costco devotees.

Seabrooks was born in Miami Beach, raised in Miramar and attended Florida State University. She has spent nearly her entire life in South Florida, and the Coral Springs Costco serves as the home base for almost everything her followers see.

Her Costco excursions began as a practical way to entertain her children while escaping the South Florida heat. The family would browse for a couple of hours, test the couches, grab pizza or a hot dog and head home before nap time. Eventually, Seabrooks realized she was already in the perfect place to create something of her own.

“Why don’t I just start posting content for Costco?” she remembers asking herself, in a recent interview with Browardist. 

She launched Costco Savvy from scratch in November 2025. With no previous content-creation experience, she taught herself how to film and edit while posting new food selections, furniture, seasonal merchandise and deals.

“I started posting and posting consistently,” Seabrooks said. “And from posting consistently, I started growing a community of people who just loved Costco.”

Her page – now with 35,000-plus followers – helps shoppers who lack the time or patience to inspect every aisle. Furniture consistently attracts major attention, while new food-court releases and scarce seasonal items can send followers racing to warehouses.

Among Seabrooks’ favorite discoveries to-date is a Snoopy tote bundle packed with two beach towels. The bags went viral and nearly half a pallet vanished by the day after she filmed them. She also remembers 3D peach- and mango-shaped ice creams that appeared locally for only one day before selling out.

Her top shopping tip? Check the outer aisles first, where her Coral Springs warehouse commonly displays new arrivals, then examine the interior aisles. Frequent visits make it easier to recognize fresh inventory and returning favorites. Because merchandise varies by region, she recommends searching an item number in the Costco app before making the trip.

As Costco Savvy grows, Seabrooks has worked with brands including All, Aveeno, Beyond Meat, Crunchmaster, Jackson’s, Nizoral, Wickles Pickles and Jeni’s. Still, maintaining a genuine connection with followers remains central to her plans.

“I want to be warm and a human, like someone talking to another human,” she said.

And yes, she remains genuinely thrilled by the warehouse itself: “I love Costco. Find me there every day, I’m happy.”

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