Editorial policy

The rules the coupons, guides and buying advice are written under.

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Savooh publishes three kinds of thing: coupon codes, which either work or don't; written guides, which are opinions with reasons attached; and price signals, which are either an editorial judgment (the Price-Drop Calendar) or an official statistic we cite and date (the Price Outlook). Money can bend all three, and this page sets out how we keep it from doing so.

What commission can't buy

We earn a cut when you buy through some of our links. That relationship decides nothing else: which codes are listed, which are marked verified, where a store sits on a page, or whether a bad review stays up. A retailer that pays us nothing appears on the same terms as one paying our best rate. If we ever fail to hold that line for a store, the page will say so.

Content standards

  • Answer the question or don't publish

    A store guide has to be worth reading by someone who never uses a coupon. If a page exists only to wrap text around a code box, it shouldn't exist.

  • Written separately in each language

    Arabic and English are both written for their reader, with each market's own stores, prices and sale seasons. Running one language through a translator and shipping it is how you end up with Gulf pricing in an Egyptian guide.

  • Dated where it matters

    Coupons carry the date of their last test. Guides carry an update date and get revised when the stores, prices or offers behind them move.

Mistakes and corrections

We will get things wrong. A factual error in a guide gets fixed with a correction note on the page. A coupon that no longer works comes down. Either way, email is the fastest route, and we want to hear about it.

Authorship and accountability

Every article carries a byline: a named author with a profile page, or the Savooh editorial team where the piece was a joint effort. The people who write the guides also check the coupons. Nothing here is published anonymously.

On AI-written content

We use AI tools the way most publishers now do: drafting, translation passes, cleaning up structure. Nothing goes live without a person reading it, checking the claims and taking responsibility for it under a byline. No page here is generated and published unread, and we don't publish AI-written articles at volume to farm search traffic.

Questions about any of this, or something to correct: contact@savooh.com or through the contact page.