Validated codes, ranked by what happened at a real checkout.
Stores live across 7 categories, from apparel to pet supplies.
Codes proven at a real checkout, by hand or by an agent report.
Since the last verification ran against a live cart.
Median server response on find_deals, p95 under 10 milliseconds.
Ask by merchant, URL or category. Returns validated codes with their evidence attached, not a scraped list.
SEE THE SCHEMASorts on status, age and observed success rate. Commission is not an input, and a CI test enforces it.
SEE THE SCHEMAEvery checkout writes back. Successes hold a code's position, failures drop it within minutes.
SEE THE SCHEMAThree inputs, all of them observable. Anything an affiliate program pays us stays out of the sort.
Codes arrive from merchant sites and public promotions, normalized into one shape.
Codes are run against live checkouts, by hand and by agent reports. Until one passes, a code is labeled unproven — never dressed up as verified.
Offer value, verification age and success confidence combine into one number. Nothing about payout enters here.
Agents get the ranked set with the evidence behind each position, in a few milliseconds.
Reported outcomes feed straight back into the score, so the catalog corrects itself between crawls.
Not to read, and not to write. find_deals is open to any MCP client, and report_result takes a self-issued installation id so we can rate-limit and trace bad data.
Merchant sites and public promotions. Every one is labeled by what happened at a real cart: tested codes read verified, untested ones read unproven until a checkout proves them.
No. The sort reads offer value, verification age and observed success rate only. A CI test fails the build if a commission field ever reaches the ranking function, and the test is public.
The agent reports the failure through report_result, the success rate drops, and the code falls out of the top slot within minutes rather than at the next crawl.
Eventually, affiliate revenue on codes that convert, disclosed per deal. It changes what we earn, never what we surface first.