Our Verification Process
ShareVouchers is a UK-based discount code website. Our editorial team sources, tests and publishes voucher codes for over 1,500 UK retailers. We do not publish codes we have not tested. Every code marked as Verified has been manually checked at checkout by a member of our team on the date shown.
Step-by-Step: How We Test a Discount Code
- Source the code — We find codes directly from retailer newsletters, affiliate networks, and brand promotions.
- Visit the retailer — We go to the retailer's live website and add qualifying items to the basket.
- Apply the code — We enter the code at checkout and confirm the discount is applied correctly.
- Record the result — Working codes are published with a Verified date. Failed codes are discarded immediately.
- Daily review — All active codes are re-checked daily. Codes that stop working are moved to Recently Expired.
What the Verified Date Means
Every store page on ShareVouchers shows a Last checked date at the top and a Verified date on each individual code. These dates reflect the last time our editorial team confirmed the code was working at checkout. We update these dates every 24 hours.
Unverified Community Codes
Some codes on our store pages are labelled Unverified. These are submitted by members of our community. We publish them to give you additional options but we cannot guarantee they will work. Always try verified codes first.
Recently Expired Codes
When a code stops working it is moved to the Recently Expired section at the bottom of each store page. We keep expired codes visible so you can see what discounts a retailer has offered in the past and judge when they might run similar promotions again.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does ShareVouchers verify discount codes?
Our editorial team manually tests every discount code before publishing. We visit the retailer, apply the code at checkout and confirm the discount works. Codes that fail are removed immediately.
How often are codes checked?
All active codes are reviewed every 24 hours. The last verified date on every store page reflects the most recent check.
What does Verified mean?
A Verified badge means our editorial team personally tested the code and confirmed it works at checkout. The date next to the badge is the date of the most recent successful test.
What does Unverified mean?
Unverified codes are submitted by our user community. We cannot guarantee they will work. Try verified codes first.
What happens when a code stops working?
It is immediately moved to the Recently Expired section. We never leave broken codes in the active section.
