We look it up in our records and tell you straight: still live, expired, or not something we have. No sign-up.
Store
Don’t know the store? Leave it. We’ll look across every store in your country.
Coupon code
You give us the code
Pick the store if you know it. If you don’t, leave it and we’ll search every store in your country.
We read the dates, right then
Start date, end date, checked at the second you ask. A code that ran out an hour ago shows as expired, not as live.
You see what we actually know
When an editor last tested it and what happened. How many shoppers said it worked this week. Dates on everything.
It doesn’t ping the store’s checkout. It checks our records: the dates we hold, the last editor test, and what shoppers have told us since. A store can pull a code without telling anyone, and we won’t know until someone says so. If one fails on you, tell us. We go and re-test it.
What does “still live” mean?
The code is in our records, its start date has passed and its end date hasn’t. We work that out when you ask, from the dates. We don’t read a stored “active” flag, because that can lag behind reality by a while.
Do you actually try the code at the shop?
Not while you wait. What you get is our record of it: the dates, when one of our editors last tested it and what happened, and how many people said it worked this week. Every line has a date on it. Judge it from there.
You say it’s live. The shop says no. Why?
Nearly always one of these: your basket is under the minimum, the code skips the category you’re buying, it’s one per account and yours is used up, or the shop pulled it and told nobody. Press “No” on the result and an editor re-tests it.
You don’t have my code at all. Is it fake?
Maybe not. Could be one we haven’t found yet, or one the shop sent you personally. Every code we don’t recognise gets logged, and the ones that keep coming up are the ones we go looking for.
Do I need an account?
No.
