Editorial Policy

Last updated: August 14, 2026

Our editorial process is designed to make deal-related information clear, useful and accountable.

Research standard

We prefer provider terms, official help pages, checkout information and other primary sources. A promotion is described with its material eligibility rules, cap, deadline and exclusions when those details are available.

Verification labels

“Verified” means the relevant terms were checked against an identified source at the stated time; it does not guarantee eligibility for every account. “Expired” means the stated period ended or the promotion was no longer available when reviewed. “Historical” identifies recovered 2016 material that is retained for documentation rather than current use.

Originality

We do not copy merchant descriptions or other publishers’ articles and present them as our own. Quotations are kept short, attributed and used only when they materially support a point.

Artificial intelligence

AI tools may assist with research organization, formatting or language review. Publication requires human review for accuracy, clarity, originality and policy compliance. We do not automatically publish unreviewed pages at scale.

Commercial independence

Affiliate compensation, sponsorship and advertising do not grant editorial approval. Sponsored placements and affiliate relationships are labeled. Our team may decline promotions that are misleading, unsafe or inadequately documented.

Corrections

Material errors are corrected after verification. Significant changes may be noted in the article. Readers can submit the URL, disputed statement and supporting source through the Contact page.