How We Verify Discount Codes
Our editorial methodology - exactly how every code on the site is sourced, checked and kept honest.
Our verification promise
Every discount code on Influencer Code Hub is either sourced directly from an official brand channel, an affiliate-network feed, or a public post by a verified creator - and each listing records where it came from. We do not invent codes, and we do not list "maybe" codes.
The 4-step process
- Sourcing. Codes come from official brand promotions, affiliate-network feeds (Skimlinks, AWIN and others), and public posts by creators on YouTube and social platforms. Every code keeps a record of its source.
- Normalisation & de-duplication. Our pipeline cleans merchant data (typos, inconsistent descriptions), extracts the real discount (% off, £/$ off, free shipping) and merges duplicates so each brand shows one clean listing.
- Automated re-verification. The pipeline runs twice daily: codes past their confirmed expiry date are retired automatically, long-dormant listings are re-checked rather than hidden, and re-scraped codes get their freshness timestamp refreshed.
- Community signals. "Worked / didn't work" votes build a visible success rate on every listing. A single negative vote never removes a code - it simply updates the rate so you can see how many shoppers it has helped.
What we never do
- We never invent a code or guess a promo. If a store has a sale but no verified code, we list it as a "Deal", clearly labelled.
- We never point you anywhere but the official store. Every "Get Code" leads to the brand's own site.
- We never accept payment to change our editorial verdicts.
Who's behind this
InfluencerCodeHub is run by Taz, a London-based founder and editor, and maintained by a small automated verification pipeline. Our editorial policy, privacy policy and contact details are public. A code didn't work for you? Tell us - it updates the listing's success rate and helps every other shopper.