Methodology

What "verified" means

An offer is marked verified only after the operator's verification agent checks the provider's own pages — the official offer or pricing page — and confirms the terms still exist as described. Every check records who did it, when, how, and a link to the evidence. When a provider page can't be reached directly, the record says so and cites the corroborating sources instead.

Freshness badges

• Fresh — checked within the last 14 days.
• Aging — checked 15–45 days ago. Terms may have changed; check the provider's page.
• Stale — checked more than 45 days ago. Treat with caution.
• Offers unchecked for 90+ days are hidden from the index until re-verified.

Expiry rules

Offers with a confirmed end date show it. An offer past its end date fails the build — it cannot be published until it is re-verified or retired to the dead archive.

Report Dead

Every offer page has a Report Dead link. Reader reports go to the operator by email, triaged weekly. Confirmed dead offers are moved to the dead archive with the reason recorded.

What we don't do

• Checks are performed against the provider's own pages by our verification agent — not by bulk automated scraping; no invented terms — every field traces to a provider page.
• No paid placement can buy verification or a freshness badge.