Company & Trust
Editorial Policy
Our commercial relationships and our editorial decisions are kept separate.
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Editorial firewall
Commissions never decide which offers we list, how we rank them, or whether an offer is labelled Verified or Tested. Labels come only from test evidence; homepage order uses test recency and savings value. See How We Verify Coupons.
A merchant, network or brand cannot pay to change a verification label, to hide a failed result, or to buy a higher position. See List Your Brand for what brand submissions can and cannot do.
Users first
Store pages and Saving Guides should help a shopper understand what an offer says, the conditions that matter, and what to check before checkout. Search keywords do not justify thin, duplicated or misleading content.
No invented trust signals
We do not fabricate verification status, success rates, confidence percentages, user counts, popularity, “worked today” labels or other statistics that real data does not support.
Offer and merchant context
Offer wording stays faithful to the underlying record and the merchant’s terms. Eligibility, expiry, exclusions and other restrictions are shown when we know them, not hidden behind a headline discount.
How we use AI
We use AI-assisted tools for checking offers, for the Verity AI assistant, and to help draft some editorial content. Content produced with AI assistance is published under CouponVerity’s editorial responsibility and is held to the same accuracy and correction standard. AI is never accepted as evidence on its own that a coupon works.
Corrections
When we identify a material error in a Store, Offer, Category or guide, we correct the source record or content rather than keep an inaccurate claim for traffic or conversion reasons. To report an error, email contact@couponverity.com.
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Read the Affiliate Disclosure and how we make money.