Editorial policy
Our job is to separate product research from promotion, and to label affiliate offers clearly.
How we write reviews
When we have hands-on test data, we say what was tested, for how long and what was measured. When a page is source-based, we label it as a source-based buying assessment and avoid claims about durability, performance or checkout success that we have not verified ourselves.
Source-based pages can still be useful, but they have a narrower job: organize official product information, public policy pages, partner-supplied offer details and practical buying checks. They should not read like a personal long-term review unless we have that experience.
How we verify offers
Coupon pages show the code, no-code offer, discount, terms supplied to us, verification date and the store destination. Eligibility, exclusions and stacking rules can vary by cart, country and product, so readers should confirm the final total before paying.
We use labels carefully. “Partner-reported” means the offer was supplied through a partner, affiliate platform or merchant relationship and has not been independently checkout-tested by our editor. “No code needed” means the discount should appear through the destination or live sale terms rather than a text code. We avoid “100% working” or similar claims unless a real checkout test supports that wording.
When a coupon is unclear, expired, region-limited or missing stacking rules, the page should say so. The reader’s final checkout total is the source of truth.
Affiliate relationships
We may earn a commission from store links. That relationship does not allow a retailer to approve copy, remove criticism or change an editorial recommendation. Paid links are marked with sponsored link attributes.
Corrections and updates
We update pages when product details, coupons, prices, shipping terms or return terms have changed materially. If you spot an error, contact us through the address listed on the contact section.
Corrections may include changing a review title, removing unsafe or low-confidence claims, adding a source-based disclosure, changing an offer label, or noindexing/removing pages that are not a good fit for readers or search quality.