How it works · 4 min read
Offer expiry dates and last-checked status explained
Learn how expiry dates, monthly refreshes, and verified status work across our offer library.
What to compare in an offer
| Detail | Why it matters | Where to check |
|---|---|---|
| Total cost | Shows the full value beyond a headline discount. | Provider terms and annual estimate |
| Eligibility | Prevents activating an offer you cannot use. | Offer conditions |
| Expiry | Clarifies how long the promotion is available. | Countdown and provider page |
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Why expiry matters
Promotions can change quickly. An expiry date tells you when the offer is scheduled to end, while the provider may withdraw it sooner.
The countdown on an offer is calculated from the configured expiry. When no date is configured, it automatically runs to the end of the current month.
Our monthly review process
The knowledge base and offer library use a monthly review rhythm. Each listing carries an updated date so you can see when its information was last reviewed.
Monthly review is a freshness signal, not a guarantee. Confirm the provider’s terms at the activation destination.
Report a change
If an offer no longer works, use the worked or did-not-work controls on the offer page. This creates a review signal for the editorial team.
We use feedback to prioritize checks and remove inactive deals from the active library.
Frequently asked questions
What happens when an offer expires?
It should no longer be selected as the active offer, and its countdown changes to an expired state.
Does last checked mean guaranteed?
No. It indicates when the information was reviewed. The provider’s current terms always take priority.