Fashion & footwear
Clothing, shoes, eyewear and jewellery — where the sale section beats the code.
37 stores
Where the discount actually is
Twelve markets, twelve different ways a discount actually happens — from the coupon economies where codes are the mechanic to the categories where they are decoration.
Beauty & wellness
Cosmetics, fragrance and supplements, where the loyalty scheme usually wins.
12 stores
Consumer tech
Phones, laptops and appliances — bank offers and trade-in beat coupon codes.
23 stores
Marketplaces & retail
Big storefronts and wholesale platforms with coupon systems of their own.
13 stores
Home, family & hobby
Gifting, crafts, kids and sports kit — dated delivery is the thing to check.
18 stores
Food & grocery
Groceries, delivery and catering, where the fee schedule is the real price.
6 stores
Flights, hotels & transport
Airlines, OTAs, rail and bus, eSIMs — where fees eat the discount.
31 stores
Tours, tickets & events
Activities, attractions and shows — bundles beat codes almost every time.
11 stores
Cars & mobility
Parts and car hire, where the extras at the desk cost more than the discount.
11 stores
Security & privacy
VPNs, antivirus and password managers — priced cheap in year one, not in year two.
17 stores
Software & subscriptions
VPNs, security, hosting and creative tools — the renewal is the real price.
25 stores
Courses & study
Course platforms and study tools that discount on a fixed cycle.
10 stores
Books, music & streaming
Subscriptions and entertainment retail, where the trial is the offer.
7 stores
Games & digital keys
First-party stores and key marketplaces, and the gap between them.
11 stores
Online services
Freelance work, delivery, data and trading tools — priced on fees, not on price.
11 stores