How We Verify Codes

Expired or fake codes waste your time. Here’s how we source, check and retire every code on the Site.

Where our codes come from

• Direct affiliate network feeds from our approved partners;
• Direct retailer partnerships, where permission to publish has been given;
• User submissions, which are queued for review and never auto-published.

We don’t scrape codes from other sites without confirming we have permission to publish them.

How often we check

• High-traffic store pages — weekly.
• Mid-tail stores — every 2–4 weeks.
• Long-tail/low-traffic pages — monthly, or hidden if unverified beyond a set window.
• Seasonal pages — refreshed before the event, retired after.

What “Verified” means

A code marked Verified was either confirmed against live retailer/network data, manually tested by our team, or corroborated by multiple recent user reports — within the timeframe shown next to the “Verified” date on that page.

What happens when a code expires

Expired codes are clearly marked “Expired” on the page, not silently left looking active, and updated the same day we confirm it’s dead.

Report a broken code

If a code doesn’t work for you, use the report link on that offer’s page — reports are one of our fastest signals for catching a code that expired between scheduled checks.

What we can’t guarantee

Retailers control their own codes and can end an offer at any moment without notifying us. See our Terms of Service for the full disclaimer.