Last updated 28 September 2026
What the site does
CouponWorth gives each store one page. That page lists the store's current promo codes and deals, the discount each one claims, any conditions we have for it, and a status label that says what we know about it. A short guide below the offers explains how discounts at that store usually work.
Why the labels matter
Coupon codes go stale quickly. Stores end promotions early, restrict them to first orders, or exclude the items most people want. A page that calls every code "verified" makes it impossible to tell a code someone confirmed last week from one copied from an old listing. So we don't do that. An offer is only labelled Verified when it has been checked and the check date is recorded, and the label drops away once that check is more than 90 days old. Everything else says plainly that it has not been checked. The full rules are on How we check offers.
Where offers come from
Offers are added by the site editor, either typed in by hand or uploaded as a structured file compiled from store promotions and public coupon listings. Each upload is validated and previewed by the editor before anything is published. Descriptions are written for this site. Most listed offers have not been tested at a checkout, and they are labelled that way.
How the site is paid for
Some links to stores may be affiliate links. If you follow one and buy something, the store may pay us a commission. The price you pay is the same. Commissions do not decide which stores are listed, the order of offers, or how an offer is labelled. See the affiliate disclosure.
What we do not do
- No accounts, email walls, pop-ups or countdown timers between you and a code.
- No invented expiry dates, check dates, ratings or reviews.
- No analytics or advertising trackers. The privacy policy lists exactly what is collected.
Corrections
If a code fails or a detail is wrong, tell us. Reports are used to re-check the offer and update, relabel or remove it.