Editorial & Verification Standards

Automated tools find candidate deals. A person decides what gets published. Here’s how both halves work.

How we find deals

We use automated technology, including AI, to scan approved US retailers for price drops and promo codes, and to draft a first version of each deal note from the deal data. Nothing is published at this stage.

How every deal is hand-checked

An editor checks every deal before it posts:

1. The price is live. We open the listing and confirm the price, or for Amazon, that the deal is running. We don’t show Amazon prices, because they change often.
2. The code works. If there’s a promo code, we confirm it applies at checkout.
3. It’s a US storefront. US retailers, US storefronts, USD prices only.
4. The store is an approved partner. We only list stores whose affiliate program has approved us.
5. The write-up is accurate. The editor edits the draft note and decides whether it publishes.

Rules every deal note follows

• Plain, direct language. No hype.
• No invented specs or claims.
• No “tested”, “lab” or review-score language. We don’t test products.
• No “best ever” or “lowest price” unless price history proves it.
• Never a price in a note about an Amazon deal.

When a deal ends

When the store confirms a deal is over, its end date passes, or a code stops working, we mark it expired within minutes and remove the store link and code. The page stays up so old links still explain what happened.

Money and placement

Compensation may affect where or in what order deals appear. It never changes what a note says.