When will gun.deals pick up my new prices?

Updated October 19, 2026 in Your website and marketing

Shopping sites such as gun.deals fetch your product feed on their own schedule. Each feed settings page (gun.deals, WikiArms, AmmoSeek and Google) has a status card that shows:

  • Feed file last built, and how often it is rebuilt with your current prices.
  • Estimated next fetch, worked out from that site's own fetches over the last 10 days, with its usual gap between fetches.
  • When price changes you make now reach them: the first fetch after the next rebuild.

Every time on the card is shown in your own time zone. It is an estimate: the site sets its own schedule, and the card warns you if it has missed fetches it usually makes.

Note: Link previews (for example when a feed link is pasted into Slack) get a small page instead of the whole feed, which saves your server a lot of downloading. The real shopping sites are not affected.

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