Promo-Code Check Transparency Report
A coupon’s check label should tell you what was observed. This report makes the evidence behind our own listings inspectable.
Snapshot observed 4 October 2026 at 12:59 am (Adelaide time). Counts refresh approximately hourly. This observation time is separate from each offer’s verification time.
Our current published inventory
76 listings across 44 stores: 32 listings with a code to enter and 44 no-code deals.
| Check status | Listings | What it establishes |
|---|---|---|
| Retailer-source confirmation | 37 | The latest check succeeded and the recorded successful method was a retailer-source check. |
| Recorded checkout test | 0 | The latest check succeeded and the recorded method was a human or automated checkout test. |
| Latest check inconclusive | 39 | There is an earlier successful check, but the latest attempt did not confirm the offer. |
| Unverified | 0 | There is no successful confirmation timestamp. These listings may not work. |
| Previously checked / other history | 0 | Earlier confirmation exists, but it does not establish a current successful check with a recorded source or checkout method. |
Method and scope
We count active coupon and deal listings at active stores. Future and expired listings are excluded. Unverified listings must have a valid publication slot and a future listing deadline. Official ways to save cards, private discoveries, drafts and hidden stores are outside this dataset. Status uses the most recent non-shopper verification attempt and the recorded method of the latest successful check. Shopper votes are not verification events.
This is our inventory, not a representative sample of Australian coupon websites. Source confirmation is not evidence that a code applied successfully to a basket. The report does not measure checkout success rates, savings achieved, competitor reliability or whether an offer applies to a particular shopper. A recorded successful check may be old; read each card’s timestamp and current terms.
Using or citing the report
When citing these counts, include the observation date, link to this report and preserve the distinction between source checks and checkout tests. Journalists can contact us about the methodology. We do not describe the unverified share as a failure rate.
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