Affiliate disclosure
We get paid when you buy. Here is how, and what it does not change.
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Every coupon site earns this way, and most of them mention it in a grey line at the bottom of the footer. It matters more here, on a site that also tells you whether to buy at all, which is why it gets its own page.
How the money works
Click a coupon or a store link on Savooh and you arrive at the retailer carrying a tag that says the visit came from us. Buy something and the retailer pays us a percentage of the order, usually somewhere between one and ten percent depending on the store and the category. You pay the listed price either way: the commission is taken out of the retailer's own margin, and using our link never adds anything to your total.
It's the only revenue we have
Savooh has no ads, sponsored posts or listing fees. If commission disappeared tomorrow the site would have no income.
What commission does not buy
- a coupon being listed: plenty of stores on Savooh pay us nothing and appear anyway
- a "verified" badge, which only ever means the code was tested and worked
- a higher position in search results, category pages, or any ranking on the site
- a kinder verdict in a guide, or the removal of a critical one
Spotting which links pay us
Assume any outbound link to a retailer might. Paying and non-paying links look and behave the same, because the moment they look different a site starts nudging people toward the paying one.
When there's a conflict
Sometimes the best deal for you is at a store that pays us nothing, and the second-best pays well. The better deal wins the placement. Catch us breaking that rule and the correction goes on the page.
Questions about any of this, including specific commercial relationships: contact@savooh.com. Related reading: the Editorial Policy · How We Verify page.