Questions, answered plainly.

Every code is tested before it is published and rechecked at least once a week. Offers that are about to expire are checked daily. Each listing shows the last-checked date and an honest success rate so you can judge it for yourself.

Yes, in two ways: some links are affiliate links, and stores may pay a small commission when you buy through them. Some featured placements are also paid. Neither changes what we test or how we rank an offer, and paid placements are labelled as such.

It means a person opened the store, added a real item to the cart, entered the code, and watched what happened at checkout. We do not rely on scraped lists or automated guesses. If a code fails, it does not go live.

Stores retire codes without warning, cap them after a number of uses, or limit them to certain products. If a code fails, use the “tell the desk” link on the offer page and we will retest it the same day. You can also check the last-checked date on the listing.

No. SlashPass never asks you to register to see a code. Some stores may ask you to sign in to their own site before applying a discount — that is their rule, not ours.

We look for brands our readers actually shop, with clear checkout flows and offers that are worth the effort. We favour stores that publish honest terms, honour their codes, and treat customers well. Reader suggestions are one of our best sources.

Yes — and thank you. Use the submit a deal form. Our editors will test it before publishing. We cannot publish everything, but we read every submission.

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