Last updated 29 September 2026
What CouponWorth does
CouponWorth keeps one page per brand, listing the coupon codes and deals we know about for it. Each listing carries the details you need to decide quickly: the saving as the brand states it, the conditions attached, the end date when there is one, and the date the offer was last checked when a check has been recorded.
Coupon pages elsewhere often show a long list of codes that all look equally reliable. We would rather show fewer details more honestly. That is why the labels on each offer depend on what our records say, not on how the page looks best.
How brand pages are put together
Offers are collected from retailer websites and campaigns, affiliate programmes, third-party coupon listings and messages from readers. They are entered through our editing tools, either one at a time or as a prepared batch for a brand. An editor can mark an offer as checked and record the date; only then can it carry the Verified label, and only for 90 days after that date. The full explanation is on how we check offers.
What you will not find here
- Headlines such as “up to 80% off” when the offer is really 10% on one category.
- A Verified label on an offer with no recorded check date.
- Star ratings or reviews we have not collected, on the page or in its structured data.
- Accounts, sign-up walls or pop-ups between you and a code.
How the site is paid for
Some links to brands are affiliate links. If you follow one and buy something, the brand may pay us a commission. The price you pay is the same. More detail is on the affiliate disclosure page.
Corrections
Retailers change and withdraw offers without notice, so a listing can go out of date after it was checked. If you find one that does not work, tell us which brand and which code, and we will re-check it and update, relabel or remove it.