About CouponSwift
CouponSwift helps you pay less for the software and online services you already plan to buy: web hosting, VPS and cloud servers, VPNs, WordPress plugins and themes, AI tools, and marketing software.
Each store has its own page. It lists the promo codes and deals that are live right now, explains how that store's discounts work (which plans they apply to, whether they cover renewals, and where to enter a code at checkout), and answers the billing questions people ask before they pay.
Why we built it
Software discounts are hard to judge. A code that says "70% off" often applies only to the first invoice, only to one billing cycle, or only to new customers. We built CouponSwift to answer the real question: what will I actually pay, and does this code apply to the plan I want?
How we keep the pages useful
- We check codes regularly. When a code stops working we check it again before marking it expired, so one bad attempt doesn't remove a good code. Expired codes move to a separate "Expired" section. They stay visible because some still work for some accounts.
- "Verified" means checked. We only label a code "Verified" when we have confirmed it works. Codes we haven't confirmed yet carry no badge.
- You help too. Every code has a "Did it work?" button. Your votes tell us quickly when something breaks, and they shape the success rate shown on codes that aren't verified yet.
- We show real dates. "Updated" on a store page is the date a code was last added or checked, not today's date.
Read more in How we verify coupons and our Editorial policy.
How we make money
CouponSwift is free to use. When you click through to a store and buy something, we may earn a commission from that store. It doesn't change your price. Commissions never decide whether a code is labelled "Verified" or what we write about a store's billing and refunds.
Contact
Found a code that doesn't work, or a store page that's wrong? Use the contact page or email hello@couponswift.com. We read every message and fix confirmed errors.