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Verification method

A code earns its stamp at checkout.

We do not call a coupon verified because another website listed it. A person has to see the basket total change.

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Human testing activeUpdated 11 October 2026

01 / Source

Find the original offer

We begin with the retailer, its newsletter, a documented partner campaign or another source we can trace. Codes copied from coupon aggregators are treated as leads, not evidence.

  • Confirm the retailer and eligible European storefront.
  • Record the stated end date, minimum spend and exclusions.
  • Reject invented urgency and undated “exclusive” claims.

02 / Checkout

Build an eligible basket and test

A reviewer adds an eligible product, records the price before the code and applies it in the retailer's checkout flow. A successful form submission is not enough—the order total must change as promised.

03 / Record

Publish a date, not a vague badge

Published identifies when a newly checked offer entered GoodPick. Re-tested identifies the most recent date our team repeated the checkout path. The store page also explains major exclusions we found.

04 / Maintenance

Re-test reports first

Coupon reports from shoppers enter a high-priority queue. We then re-run the checkout test, update the date when it still works, or remove the offer from the active list when it fails.

Report a coupon problem with the store, code, page URL and checkout message.

05 / Limits

A verification stamp is evidence, not a guarantee

Eligibility can vary by country, customer status, product, basket value and time. Retailers can change offers after our test. Always confirm the saving before payment.

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