About us

A calmer way to look for savings

We built DealScoop to make finding store offers feel straightforward. Instead of surrounding a coupon with noise, each store page brings the available codes, offer details, and the next step into one clear experience that works well on phones and larger screens.

Our catalog is organized around real stores and the coupon information supplied through our content service. We do not sell the products shown on merchant websites, issue the coupon codes, or control a store’s checkout rules.

What you can do here

The website is designed around a few practical shopping tasks:

• Search for a store by name or website domain.
• Browse recently published coupon codes and popular store pages.
• Review the title and available details of an offer before leaving the site.
• Copy a published coupon code and continue to the merchant through our redirect route.
• Read store-specific background information, saving tips, and frequently asked questions when those details are available.

You do not need to create an account or purchase a membership to browse the catalog.

How we approach offer information

Coupon terms can change quickly. We display the information available through our content service and link shoppers to the merchant so they can confirm the final price and requirements before purchasing.

We aim to keep the experience factual:

• We do not invent a coupon code when none has been published.
• We do not create ratings, expiration dates, or success claims that are not present in the underlying data.
• We distinguish the information shown on this website from the final terms shown by the merchant.
• We use a clear empty state when no suitable content is available.

When an offer is no longer useful, we would rather keep the catalog clear than fill the page with a made-up replacement.

A merchant’s checkout page is always the final place to confirm price, eligibility, shipping, taxes, and whether a coupon has been accepted.

Independent shopping decisions

Our goal is to make offers easier to understand, not to pressure anyone into buying. There are no paid memberships required to browse the site, and merchants remain responsible for products, payments, delivery, returns, and customer support.

Some store links are affiliate links. We may receive a commission after a qualifying purchase, but the decision to use an offer remains yours. See our Affiliate disclosure for a fuller explanation of how the website is supported.

Built for useful access

The website is developed with a mobile-first layout, semantic page structure, keyboard-accessible controls, visible focus states, and reduced-motion preferences in mind. We continue to improve readability and interaction patterns as the catalog grows.

If a page is difficult to use, a link is unclear, or content appears incorrect, we welcome a concise report that includes the page address and a description of the problem. Please do not include payment details, passwords, coupon codes from private accounts, or other sensitive information.

What we do not handle

Because purchases take place on third-party websites, we cannot:

• Change or honor a merchant’s price.
• Apply a code to an order on your behalf.
• Access a merchant account or order history.
• Cancel an order, arrange delivery, or approve a return.
• Resolve a charge, warranty, or customer-service dispute.

For those requests, contact the merchant directly using the support options on its website.

Contact

Questions about the website, accessibility feedback, or corrections can be sent to hello@dealscoop.org.