Coupon and Deal Verification Policy
Verification is a time-stamped check, not a promise that an offer will remain available after that moment.
Last updated: 10 October 2026
Sources
Offers may come directly from merchants, documented merchant APIs, affiliate networks, structured feeds or manual editorial research. We retain source and synchronization information for imported records.
What we check
Depending on the offer, we check the destination, whether the offer is present, whether stated prices and restrictions match the source, and whether a coupon comes from a legitimate source.
- Verified: checked against an available source
- Recently verified: checked within the configured freshness window
- Needs verification: stale, changed or missing from a recent source response
- Expired or unavailable: its end date passed or repeated checks no longer found it
Codes and price claims
We never use artificial intelligence to fabricate coupon codes, prices or discounts. “Historical low” and similar claims appear only when stored observations support them and are limited to the period covered by our records.
When an offer disappears
A missing imported offer is not immediately deleted. It is marked for verification and may later become unavailable or expired under configured rules, reducing false removals caused by temporary provider failures.
Report a problem
If a code fails or the checkout price differs, send us the listing URL and what you observed. We review evidence and preserve protected editorial corrections.