We test coupons so you don't have to
Checked Coupons exists because we got tired of typing dead codes into checkout forms. So we started trying them first.
The short version
Most coupon sites are built to collect clicks. They list every code they can scrape, add a "reveal code" button so you have to visit a partner first, and let you find out at checkout that the code died in 2021.
We do the opposite. A person uses every code or deal in a real checkout or sign-up before it goes online. If the discount doesn't show up in the total, the offer doesn't show up here. That's the whole trick. It's slow, it's a bit boring, and it works.
What you get
- The code, right there. No reveal buttons, no pop-ups, no "wait, don't leave!" overlays.
- The catch, written down. New customers only? Minimum spend? U.S. only? You read it before you click.
- The date of the last check on every single offer, so you know how fresh it is.
- A way to call us out. Tap "Nope" under an offer and we re-test it. Offers that keep failing get thrown out.
What you don't get
Fake urgency, countdown timers, "98% success rate" badges made up on a Tuesday, or a newsletter pop-up the second you scroll. We'd rather have one working code than fifty maybes.
Who runs this thing?
No mystery corporation, promise. We're part of the same coupon-obsessed family as CouponBoys (opens in a new tab) (Germany) and CuponCheck (opens in a new tab) (Spain). The legal grown-up behind all of it is primero.link (opens in a new tab).
How we pay for the coffee
Some of our links are affiliate or referral links. When you use one, the brand may pay us a small commission or bonus. It never costs you extra, and it never decides which offers we list or where they appear. Offers are sorted by the date of their last check, not by what they earn us. The details are in our affiliate disclosure.
Say hi
Found a broken code, want us to check a brand, or just want to vent about expired coupons? Get in touch. A human reads every message.