How we check offers
We combine structured offer records, editorial checks, moderated shopper feedback and daily plan prices, so you can see what is active, what needs another look and what you would actually pay.
We separate an offer claim from the price you actually pay.
A big headline discount only matters if the code is active, you are eligible and the discounted plan is genuinely competitive. We record those parts separately and bring them back together on the page.
- Offer status — is the code active, under review or expired?
- Eligibility and terms — who can use it and what restrictions apply?
- Final-price calculation — what happens after the discount is applied?
How an offer moves through our process
Find
Offers are collected from provider sites, newsletters, partner feeds and reader tips.
Structure
Each offer is stored with its code, discount, eligibility, terms and source.
Review
An editor tests the code at checkout where possible and records the date.
Monitor
Active offers are rechecked on a schedule and when shopper feedback changes.
Retire
Codes that stop working are marked expired and moved to the offer history.
What the labels mean
Tested by our team on the date shown.
Found from a reliable source but not yet tested.
No longer works; kept for the offer history only.
A paid placement, labelled and kept separate from organic results.
Community feedback has an editor in the loop
Shopper “works / didn’t work” votes are a signal, not a verdict. An editor reviews patterns before an offer status changes.
Price intelligence is tracked separately
Plan prices come from provider feeds and are stored apart from offer records, so a price change never silently rewrites an offer.
How rankings and commercial links work
Organic results are ordered by final price. Affiliate and sponsored links may earn us a commission; sponsored placements are always labelled and never change organic order.
Last updated November 13, 2026