Advertising disclosure

Last updated 08/25/2026

The US Federal Trade Commission asks sites to say plainly when money changes hands. Here is ours, in full.

Offerbook earns no affiliate commission

No link on this site carries an Offerbook tracking tag. When you copy a link, it carries the Amazon Associates tag you saved yourself, or no tag at all. We do not redirect through our own domain and we do not shorten links. Nothing about the way a code is displayed is influenced by what we might earn from it, because we earn nothing from it.

Sellers can pay for a featured slot

A seller can pay to pin one of their codes above the board for a day, a week, or a month. Those rows carry a "Featured" tag in the accent color. They are advertising. What the money buys is position and nothing else. It does not change the code's works percent, does not move it up the organic board below, and does not skip the store verification every seller goes through.

There is a paid seller plan

VIP is a monthly subscription for sellers: a badge, a set number of featured days, higher posting limits, and faster review. It is a bundle of conveniences. It is not a trust level, and a VIP seller who is not verified still cannot post a single code.

Display ads

The site runs display advertising. Those units are supplied by an ad network and are marked as ads. They have no connection to which codes appear or where.

Some codes come from a public feed

Rows marked "via Offerbook feed" were collected from public deal listings rather than posted by the seller. Where a price is shown on those rows, it is the price after the code is applied, not the price you see on Amazon before you enter it.

If you spot anything on this site that reads like advertising but is not labeled, tell us and we will fix it.

Offerbook is not affiliated with Amazon.com, Inc. Amazon is named here only to describe what the codes are for.