Editorial policy

We only add codes and referral links that trace back to the merchant's own materials: sign-up flows, official refer-a-friend pages, or help-centre copy. If the brand does not publish it somewhere we can check, we do not pretend we have it.

Before something goes live, we run it through the real flow—new account or existing one, whichever the program requires—paste the code or follow the link, and confirm the perk matches what we describe. It is slow work, and that is the point.

We schedule a full pass across listings every week. Programs change terms without emailing us first, so "verified last week" is not a promise nothing moved yesterday; it is the rhythm we commit to as a baseline.

Reader feedback is the other half. When people flag a dead code, a broken link, or steps that no longer match the site, we treat that as a ticket: reproduce, fix the copy, or remove the offer if it is genuinely gone. Invalid codes do not stay up for decoration.

If something looks off on your screen, tell us what you clicked and what happened. The more concrete the report, the faster we can match it to what the merchant shows today.