We got sick of coupon sites, so we built a better one.
You know the drill. You’re at the checkout, you search for a code, and you land on a site that makes you click “reveal”, sit through a redirect, hand over your email, and then — half the time — the code doesn’t even work. It’s a waste of the one minute you had.
GetPromoCodes is our answer to that. We’re a small, independent team in Australia. We show the full code every time, with transparent automated-check timestamps when a retailer-source check is available and feedback from other Aussie shoppers. Some listings are marked “Unverified · may not work”; they carry no verification timestamp and are removed after seven days without confirmation. When there’s no listed code, we point you to official savings options and their eligibility terms.
We built this for the way people really shop here: THE ICONIC and Uber Eats and Coles and Bunnings runs, EOFY and Click Frenzy, and the promo code your mate swears by. Automated checks are timestamped when available, and everything is free — no reveal step, no email wall, no fake countdown.
We make money through affiliate commissions, and we’re upfront that it never touches our rankings or our verification. That’s the whole deal. If we ever break that promise, we’d rather you leave.
GetPromoCodes Editorial
Our guides use the GetPromoCodes Editorial byline. It identifies the site’s publisher, not an individual verifier. We use retailer policies and event operators’ announcements to explain savings, and distinguish source confirmation from checkout testing. Read our editorial and corrections policy and our check transparency report.
How automated checks are labelled
When a source check confirms that a code or offer is still published on the retailer’s own site, its store-page card says “Listed by retailer” with the time of that check. Selected codes from approved sources may appear as “Unverified · may not work”, without a verification timestamp. We limit these to three per store and remove them after seven days without confirmation.
An automated source check is not presented as a cart test. We label only what was actually confirmed, rather than implying a person checked a code by hand.