How we check a coupon

1. We use it ourselves

We take the code or deal link and go through the brand's checkout or sign-up like any customer would. A product goes in the cart, the code goes in the box, and we look at the total. The offer only gets published when the discount, credit or bonus actually shows up.

"It said the code was valid" doesn't count. Plenty of checkouts accept a code and then quietly apply nothing.

2. We write down the catch

Almost every discount has conditions. We note the ones that decide whether it works for you:

• Who can use it: everyone, new customers only, new accounts, first ride and so on.
• Where it works: the brand's own site, a partner booking site, the app only, certain countries.
• What it needs: a minimum spend, a certain plan, a first deposit or transfer.
• When it ends: the expiry date, if the brand gives one.

You see all of this on the offer page, before you click through.

3. We date every check

Each offer shows "Checked" with the date of its most recent test. If you see a date from long ago, that's your cue to be a little sceptical, and our cue to test it again.

4. You keep us honest

Under every offer there's a simple question: did it work? A "Nope" tells us to re-test. If the offer fails for us too, we fix the details or remove it. Offers don't stay up just because they once worked.

What we don't do

• We don't scrape codes from other coupon sites.
• We don't publish codes we haven't tried.
• We don't hide codes behind "reveal" buttons or make you visit a partner first.
• We don't rank offers by commission. The newest check comes first.

Honest limits

A code that worked for us can still fail for you: the brand may change its rules overnight, your account may not qualify, or your country may be excluded. That's why we show the conditions and the check date, and why the "Nope" button exists. We check hard, but we can't promise every code works for everyone forever. Nobody honestly can.