googlycoupon tests coupon codes for US stores at real checkouts and publishes only the ones that change the total. Every code comes with its receipt, and it comes down the day it stops working.
Search any store with "coupon code" and you get pages full of codes. Most of them expired months ago, or never worked at all. You only find out at checkout, after you have filled the cart.
Most coupon pages
List every code they can find, tested or not
Leave expired codes up for months
Show a "verified" badge with nothing behind it
Leave you to find out at checkout
googlycoupon
A code goes live only after it works in a real cart
Codes are re-checked, and failures come off the site
Every code shows the cart total before and after
You can check our work before you copy the code
Four rules we don't bend
They decide what reaches the site and what never does.
No cart, no listing
A tester adds real products and applies the code at checkout. If we haven't tried it, it doesn't go up.
The receipt stays with the code
Cart total before and after, the time of the test and who ran it. It sits right under the code.
Fails come down
If a code fails a re-check, it comes off the page straight away, so it never wastes your time.
Shoppers help, tests decide
You can send us codes you find. They go through the same checkout test as ours before anyone sees them.
How googlycoupon makes money
We may earn a commission when you use a code or link on googlycoupon. It never changes your price, and it never decides which codes we publish. A code that pays us nothing but saves you money goes up. A code that pays us well but fails at checkout comes down.
Found a code that didn't work? Tell us.
A person on the test desk reads every message. Failed codes get re-tested first, and taken down if they no longer work.