Collect from an identifiable source
We record the page where an offer was found and look for the merchant or bank behind it. A third-party listing is not presented as the official redemption destination.
How Offer Cabin verifies offers
Our goal is to make it clear who provides each promotion, when it was checked, and where you should confirm the final terms.
Our verification process
Check important offer details
We review the provider, category, discount, validity dates, eligible payment method, location and official destination before an offer is published.
Publish with source transparency
Public offer pages identify the source used for verification and link customers to the merchant or bank for the final terms and redemption.
Keep status and dates current
Offers that pass their end date are marked expired. Updated source information can be reviewed and reflected without disguising an old offer as a new one.
How automation is used
Automated tools help collect source fields, detect categories and flag missing or inconsistent information. Automation does not make a listing official, and imported offers require review before publication. We do not invent merchant URLs, prices, dates or eligibility details that are absent from the source.
What customers should still check
- Availability, participating outlets and stock can change after verification.
- Bank offers may require a specific credit, debit or prepaid card and a minimum spend.
- The merchant or bank's current official terms always take precedence.