Saparo is an AI shopping agent, with its core positioning being "check before checkout." It turns a shopping task into clear options, comparing different stores, coupons, rewards, and checkout paths before the user decides to buy, helping users complete purchases at a lower price.
Purpose: Saparo is designed for online shopping scenarios, solving problems such as expired promo codes, fragmented rewards portals, complex terms, and repeated price comparisons. It consolidates fragmented money-saving methods into a readable "savings stack," letting users see the final price clearly before paying.
Main capabilities:
- Compare coupon, cashback, credit card reward, and gift card routes, rank them uniformly, and show the best checkout option.
- Provide a line-by-line readable savings panel showing how the final price changes, including taxes, shipping, price after cashback, and more.
- Filter out expired and inapplicable promo codes to avoid wasting time.
- Compare different portal routes side by side, highlighting the greater savings.
- Example scenarios include: finding better credit card rewards than coupon extensions suggest, avoiding three expired codes, saving $42 through hidden merchant promotions, comparing gift card savings, and more.
How to use:
- Paste a product or shopping task—it can be a link, a shopping cart, or a simple description.
- Saparo stacks all discounts—comparing coupon, cashback, credit card reward, and gift card routes all at once.
- Approve the best route—review the final price before proceeding to checkout. Users always approve payment themselves; the agent only prepares decisions and does not silently purchase.
Use cases: Suitable for users who want to automatically organize discounts, cashback, and rewards paths when shopping online, especially for those who do not want to switch between multiple tabs and rewards portals and want to quickly see the real checkout price.
Limitations and privacy: Saparo can organize the savings stack, but checkout remains visible and requires user approval. Card numbers are entered on the merchant's own checkout page, and unless the user explicitly chooses to let Saparo store them, Saparo does not collect card numbers.
Pricing: Currently in Beta, each Beta account receives 300 credits upon registration to complete shopping tasks. After credits are used up, 60 daily Beta credits can be claimed the next day, valid for that day. During Beta, there is no subscription, no success fee, and no need to bind a credit card. The above is information provided by the official page; pricing for the official version has not yet been provided.
