Last updated 9 September 2026
Our commitment
A coupon site is useful only when its offer information is handled carefully and presented clearly. Everything below exists to support that standard.
How offers get chosen
We list offers that can be reviewed from a credible source. Sources can include the retailer's own site and campaigns, its affiliate programme, and reader submissions. An offer should not be published simply because it pays a commission; its details should be clear enough to publish responsibly.
Verification
Offers are entered manually and can be marked verified only by an administrator after reviewing the available offer details. A last-checked date can be recorded on the card. The full method is on the how we verify coupons page.
How offers are described
- The discount wording should reflect the offer being published, not an invented best-case saving.
- Conditions — minimum spend, exclusions, new customers only, single use — are stated on the card.
- Expiry dates are shown when the retailer publishes one.
- We do not use urgency language such as “only 2 left” unless the retailer states it and it is true.
Structured data
The site publishes Organization, WebSite, BreadcrumbList and FAQPage markup that reflects what is actually on the page. We do not publish Review or AggregateRating markup, because we do not collect reviews, and marking up ratings we never gathered would be a lie told to a search engine.
Advertising and commercial links
Affiliate links are disclosed on every page footer and explained in full on the affiliate disclosure page. Retailers cannot pay for a listing, a ranking position or a badge. Any paid placement, if ever accepted, will be labelled where it appears.
Corrections
When we find or are told that something is wrong, we check it and then fix it, mark it expired, or remove it. We do not quietly leave dead offers up to keep a page looking full. Substantial corrections update the page date so you can see something changed.
Removal requests
If you represent a retailer and want a page corrected or taken down, write to hello@example.com and we will respond.
Who writes this
Pages are written and edited by people. Nothing is auto-generated from a feed and published unattended. Add the names and roles of your editors here once your team is set.