Why we built
a boarding process
for coupons.
Most listings online never get checked at all. We treat every deal like a passenger — it doesn't board without clearing verification first.
The origin
Most coupon sites are built to rank on Google, not to save you money. Codes sit online for months after they've expired. A "50% OFF" banner often points at a price that was quietly raised the week before.
We work on the other side of this industry, running affiliate and performance marketing for a living, and we've seen exactly how little checking most listings get before they go live.
So we built a boarding gate for deals instead: nothing reaches the board until it's been tested, timed and compared — and it gets pulled the moment it stops working.
By the numbers
Founded — started as an internal tracking sheet
Stores tracked across six terminals
Reader savings logged, in ₹, since launch
The boarding process
Four gates, same order, every single time.
Check-in
A code is submitted or found. Store legitimacy, domain age and payment gateway are checked once, then monitored.
Security
The code is run through an actual cart, not scraped from a forum. Price is compared against the last 30 days.
Boarding
Duplicates and near-identical listings are filtered. One clean, working code per offer makes it to the board.
Departure
Published, and re-run through the same checks every 24 hours for as long as it stays live.
What we won't do
A short list, on purpose.
No fake urgency
We don't add countdown timers to codes that don't actually expire. If a deal is genuinely time-boxed, we'll say so, and only then.
No pay-to-board
Board placement is based on discount quality and verification freshness, not who pays the highest affiliate commission.
No boarding pass required
Every code is visible without an account, a sign-up, or a forced newsletter wall blocking the page.
Questions about how we check?
Happy to walk through the process in more detail, or hear where we got something wrong.