What does "came at a steal" mean?
I saw this word on italk. The original sentence is

"Hi my name is Jon, I speak English and Spanish and am looking forward to teaching English through Italki.
My first class I am offering and it come at a steal!"

I searched this word on Google for its definition but I couldn't find it. I want to know, what does it mean in this sentence?

Question

What does "came at a steal" mean?
I saw this word on italk. The original sentence is

"Hi my name is Jon, I speak English and Spanish and am looking forward to teaching English through Italki.
My first class I am offering and it come at a steal!"

I searched this word on Google for its definition but I couldn't find it. I want to know, what does it mean in this sentence?

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When something "comes at a steal" or "is a steal", it means that thing is available at a very good (i.e. low) price. If you were really to steal a 55 inch flat screen TV from the store, you would pay $0 for it. If you bought that same TV on sale for $5 (a very low price for such a TV), you could say that the TV "was a steal" even though you bought it legitimately.

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It means a good bargain

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It simply means that the price is very good.

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In the context used the word 'steal' could swapped for 'bargain'.  More correctly the sentence would read "My first class I am offering and it comes at a bargain!" (note the addition of 's' to come).

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