Bargo policy
How Bargo ranks options
Bargo separates language understanding from authoritative ordering, so product recommendations remain explainable and testable.
Daily discovery and refresh
Bargo prepares a new Amazon deal catalog every day. New candidates are discovered earlier in the day. Retained deals are checked again shortly before the 6:00 PM America/Chicago catalog replacement, and unavailable or no-longer-qualifying prices are excluded before publication.
Verification labels
Keepa-verified deals pass Bargo's historical-price and minimum-discount rules and include a Keepa chart. Deals without a Keepa chart rely on current Amazon provider listing and comparison prices; Bargo does not describe those prices as historically verified.
Ranking
Bargo orders deals with deterministic signals such as price drop, freshness, rating quality, review depth, availability, category balance, and deal confidence. Missing optional signals are handled conservatively.
Guardrails
- Deals must show at least 40% off to enter the daily catalog.
- Unavailable products are rejected.
- Changed retained prices are updated only when the deal still qualifies.
- Unknown historical prices are not presented as Keepa verified.
- Amazon remains the final source for checkout price, seller, coupon, and availability.
Frequently asked questions
How often does Bargo refresh Amazon deals?
Bargo prepares a new catalog daily. Retained deals are checked again shortly before the catalog is replaced at 6:00 PM America/Chicago.
What does Keepa verified mean on Bargo?
A Keepa-verified deal has qualifying historical price data and a current price that passes Bargo's lowest-price and minimum-discount rules. Those deals display a Keepa price-history chart.
Are all Bargo deals Keepa verified?
No. Deals without a Keepa chart rely on current Amazon provider listing and comparison prices. Bargo does not present those deals as historically verified.
Why can the Amazon price differ from Bargo?
Amazon prices, coupons, availability, and seller offers can change at any time. Bargo removes or updates changed deals during refresh checks, but shoppers should confirm the final price on Amazon before purchasing.
How does Bargo make money?
Bargo participates in the Amazon Associates program and may earn a commission from qualifying purchases made through its links, at no additional cost to the shopper.