How deals are checked
Our editorial policy explains source checks, price context, AI assistance, caveats, expiry monitoring, and what we refuse to publish.
Read the editorial policy →How this site earns trust
Trust and transparency
A deal site should make its incentives and methods inspectable. This page is the front door to the standards, policies, contacts, and machine-readable files behind JumpBump.
Last reviewed: 22 August 2026
How JumpBump is funded
Some merchant links may pay us a commission. The relationship never buys a score, a place on Bomb, or protection from a correction.
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We use first-party identity, session, CSRF, and theme storage. We do not run advertising trackers or sell browsing profiles.
Read the privacy notice →Accessibility
We target WCAG 2.2 AA for new work, publish known limitations, and provide a direct way to report a barrier.
Read the accessibility statement →Security reporting
Good-faith research is covered by our safe-harbour policy. Vulnerabilities should be reported privately through the published security contact.
Open security.txt →Corrections and contact
Wrong prices, dead offers, privacy requests, legal concerns, and security reports have separate public contact queues.
Contact JumpBump →For crawlers and tools
Machine-readable public files
Search engines and security tools do not have to infer our public contract from page copy.
What JumpBump is not
We are not a merchant, payment processor, delivery company, or returns desk. The merchant controls stock, final price, eligibility, fulfilment, refunds, and warranty. JumpBump records what was observed and when, then keeps corrections visible instead of pretending prices do not change.
