Read the signals and move
Green means keep going. Yellow means review carefully. Red means no-go.
GateKeep adds eligibility decisions directly inside Keepa so you can scan faster, avoid dead-end ASINs, and focus on products you can actually sell.
Before you scan anything, set up these basics once.
Install GateKeep from the Chrome Web Store and pin it so Settings is easy to access.
Use the same browser profile for Keepa and Seller Central. Stay logged in while you source.
GateKeep places eligibility dots next to Amazon links, and History Intelligence uses the Category and Brand columns. If you do not see dots or want full history context:
If you bought Pro, do this one-time setup in the same Chrome browser where GateKeep is installed.
Open the GateKeep extension in Chrome and go to the Options or Settings page.
Under Sign in (magic link), enter the email used for your license purchase and click Send sign-in link.
Do not open it inside an email app or a different browser. Open the magic link in the same Chrome browser where GateKeep is installed.
After signing in, paste your key into Link license key (one-time) and click Link license. If you lost your key, use Email me my license key first.
This is the fastest way to start using GateKeep the right way.
Run your normal search the same way you already do.
Leave Auto-check enabled during long sessions so GateKeep checks products automatically as you scroll.
Green first. Yellow only if strong margin. Red gets skipped.
Hide restricted products and clean up the list so you are only looking at realistic opportunities.
GateKeep is built to reduce wasted clicks while you source.
Green means keep going. Yellow means review carefully. Red means no-go.
Leave Auto-check on during sourcing. Click any dot manually if you want a fresh re-check.
If the current result set is mostly red, change direction instead of forcing the search.
Only pursue yellow ASINs when the upside is there. One useful approval can unlock many future buys.
If GateKeep flags a generic brand listing, move on. It's not worth risking your seller account
Bulk Mode is built for wholesale lists, storefront pulls, lead spreadsheets, and serious high-volume checks.
Bulk Mode is a Pro feature.
Make sure it matches where you plan to sell.
Use CSV or TXT if you are working from lists.
Export results, group by brand, and use the output for buy lists or deeper Keepa research.
If you want GateKeep to try ungating during a bulk run, click the Auto-check ungating checkbox before you start. Leave Seller Central logged in in the same browser while the run is happening.
If you choose Alternate method under Primary ungate method, GateKeep uses the alternate ungating flow. It is slower, and it does not extract the required invoice unit numbers.
If you choose Traditional (with min invoice qty), GateKeep opens approval tabs and works faster. If Amazon does not ungate the ASIN, this method also extracts the required invoice unit numbers.
The Traditional tabs dropdown controls how many approval tabs GateKeep opens at the same time when you use the Traditional method. More tabs are faster, but they also use more of your computer.
Brand Hunter groups your bulk results by brand so you can see which brands are worth reviewing further. For each brand, it shows sellable, need approval, restricted, sellable %, and total checked.
Min sellable is the minimum number of ungated ASINs a brand must have. Min sellable % is the minimum percentage of ungated ASINs that brand must have. Raise these when you only want to see stronger brands. Lower them when you want to see more brands.
Show opportunities applies the two filters. Show all brands clears that filter and brings everything back. Export Brand Summary CSV downloads the brand-level summary so you can sort or save it outside the extension.
Each row has a View ASINs button. That filters the bulk results to just that brand so you can review those ASINs more closely.
If a brand looks good, click the brand name in Brand Hunter. That opens a Keepa search for that brand so you can keep working from there. If a brand is mostly restricted, skip it.
History turns your scans into a reusable sourcing playbook.
Review previous ASINs, outcomes, and notes so you are not repeating the same work.
Examples: “Applied 4/2”, “Approved used only”, “Skip—IP risk”, “Good replens brand”.
Build buy lists, hand off to VAs, or track brand/category patterns over time.
Free is useful for real sourcing. Pro is built for speed, scale, and automation.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Daily checks | 50 | Unlimited |
| Eligibility dots in Keepa | ✔ | ✔ |
| Filters | ✘ | ✔ |
| Bulk Mode | ✘ | ✔ |
| Auto Ungating | ✘ | ✔ |
| Export | ✘ | ✔ |
| History insights | ✘ | ✔ |
Most issues come down to layout or login state.
Refresh the page. Confirm you are on a supported Keepa view. Make sure the extension is enabled. Then verify the Amazon URL column is visible and in view.
Open Seller Central in the same browser profile, log in fully, then return to Keepa and re-check an ASIN.
Turn Auto-check on. Scroll slowly for a moment so results can populate. If you are on Free, make sure you have not hit the daily limit.
Turn on the Brand and Category columns in Keepa, re-scan the list, then export again.
Quick answers to the most common questions.