How We Choose Deals
The factors BargainMom can use to evaluate whether an offer is useful to readers.
A useful deal begins with a product that serves a clear need. Editors can compare the exact model, meaningful specifications, current price context, seller, fulfillment, shipping, return terms, and warranty before highlighting an offer.
A large advertised percentage is not enough by itself. The reference price, available alternatives, total delivered cost, and product quality all affect value.
Deal modules should use a genuine start and expiration period. When an offer expires or cannot be verified, the discount label should stop appearing. BargainMom cannot guarantee that an external retailer will keep a price or item available.