Discount codes published by the stores, with a source
Enter a store URL, and the tool displays discount codes that the store published itself. Next to each code, it says where it came from and when it was last reported working. The codes come from official store publications, codes the store displayed on its own website, manually verified user submissions, and affiliate networks, not from other coupon sites. Only the domain name is sent to the server, not the specific page you are on or the page content. In the Chrome extension, you can also find a code the store displays on the page, without anything being sent.
From official store publications, codes the store displayed on its website, user submissions that were manually checked before being shown, and affiliate networks. The link where it was published is saved for every code. We do not collect codes from other coupon sites.
Only the domain name. Not the full URL, not the page content, and not the product name. There is absolutely no browsing tracking here.
Possibly, as an affiliate commission on a purchase made after clicking 'To the store' on the website. This does not change the price for you. The extension does not open links to a store you already have open, so it does not interfere with someone else's referral.
The database is being built right now, store by store, so some stores do not have codes yet. Do you know a code the store published? You can submit it, and every submission is checked before it is displayed.
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