Suggest a deal
Every deal on the site is checked by a person or a validator before it is published, so a suggestion is the start of a review, not a queue-jump. Good tips are welcome and genuinely useful — most of what we publish starts as one.
Send it to us
Email [email protected] with the offer link. That is the whole minimum. If you have the rest to hand, it speeds up verification considerably:
- The direct product or offer URL — not a screenshot, and not a shortener.
- The price you actually saw, and the price it was before.
- Any condition attached to it — a coupon code, a specific bank card, a minimum spend, a membership, a pincode, a size, or a particular seller.
- When it ends, if the page says.
What we check before it goes live
The same checks apply to a reader tip and to something our own crawler found. We confirm the price on the merchant's own page, confirm the offer is reachable by a normal shopper, record the conditions as part of the deal rather than as footnotes, and set an expiry so the page can mark itself ended instead of quietly going stale. The full standard is in our editorial policy, and the mechanics are in how verification works.
What we decline
- Referral links. Anything that pays the submitter per signup is a referral scheme, not a deal.
- Offers we cannot confirm. If the price only exists in a screenshot or a forwarded message, it does not get published.
- “Lowest price ever” claims resting on a crossed-out list price. A reference price is not price history.
- Anything requiring a workaround — cancelled-order exploits, pricing errors the merchant will reverse, or account tricks that get the buyer's order cancelled.
What happens after you send it
We read everything. We do not promise to publish, and we do not reply to every tip — a submission that fails verification usually fails quietly. Nothing about sending a deal creates an account, a mailing list entry, or a commercial relationship; see the privacy notice for what we keep.
