How we verify promo codes
Our goal is that you copy a code knowing what it gives you, who it is for, and when we last checked it.
Where do the codes come from?
Most of our codes come from the stores' official affiliate programs and their networks, and from offers the stores announce themselves. We don't publish codes from unknown sources.
What does the “✓ Verified” mark mean?
We put the mark on a code in two cases:
- Tested: we tried the code on the store's website or app and the discount or cashback appeared.
- Confirmed by the store: the store or its affiliate program confirmed the code and its terms.
Next to the mark we show the date it was last checked, so you know how fresh the information is. Codes we haven't checked don't get the mark.
Change log and ended codes
Every code with an expiry date disappears from the site automatically once it expires, and codes without an expiry date are reviewed and their check date updated.
Store pages also have a “change log” table for the last 60 days: when we added each code, and when a code ended and we removed it from the list.
Who prepares the pages?
Store pages are prepared and reviewed by the Tqyem team: we add codes from the affiliate networks and the stores, test them, and read the stores' official pages and help centres for delivery, returns, payment and no-code offers. Each fact has its source link and review date under it.
Store information
Shipping, returns, payment and installment details on store pages come from the store's official pages and help center, with a source link and review date under each fact. Policies change, so if anything conflicts with what the store shows at checkout, the store's checkout is what counts.
If a code doesn't work
- Read the code's terms: some codes are for new customers only or for certain sections.
- Make sure no other code or offer is applied to the same order.
- Try another code from the store page if there is one.