United States editorial standard

Truthful deal coverage for U.S. shoppers

Our U.S. pages are reviewed for U.S. store access, dollar pricing and material conditions that affect the advertised saving. Retailer terms are the primary offer source, while FTC guidance informs our approach to evidence and commercial disclosures.

Identity and accountability

Who does what

Last updated 17 July 2026

Entity	Schema identity	Responsibility
Aman Setia	Person	Publisher and final source-quality reviewer for United States coverage.
CouponPe Deals Research Desk	Organization	Research operation for local offer terms, sale calendars and store information.
CouponPe Editorial Team	Organization	Editorial desk for shopping explainers, source review and publication standards.

Market scope

What counts as United States coverage

U.S. coverage checks whether the retailer serves the stated market, whether a code is account- or product-specific, and whether shipping, subscription or payment conditions change the claimed value. State tax and local availability can still change the final cart.

What U.S. editors check

✓ Dollar prices, shipping thresholds and later rewards are described as separate parts of the offer.
✓ Testimonials, reviews and performance claims require appropriate evidence and attribution.
✓ Disclosure language is placed where readers can understand the commercial relationship before acting on a link.

How United States facts reach the page

1. Verify the U.S. offer
Editors inspect the U.S.-facing retailer page, current terms and eligible products before publication.
2. Check substantiation
Price, performance and savings claims are not expanded beyond evidence available from the merchant or another primary source.
3. Make connections clear
Affiliate compensation is disclosed and does not turn access to a program into a positive endorsement.
4. Correct or retire claims
Material errors receive a visible update; an offer that cannot be supported may be removed.

United States corrections

For a U.S. page correction, email [email protected] with the URL, the disputed dollar offer or statement, and primary evidence. Confirmed material changes receive a visible updated date.

Dates and fact-checking

Published is the first public date. Updated marks a later material revision. Fact checked records the factual review.

Affiliate independence

Compensation does not buy a positive conclusion, remove eligibility warnings or change the verification record. Read how CouponPe makes money.

Primary references

Official sources used for United States guidance

These sources inform our checks; they do not imply regulator review or endorsement of CouponPe.

FTC: advertising and marketing guidanceOfficial U.S. guidance that advertising claims should be truthful, non-deceptive and evidence-based.FTC: endorsements and material connectionsReference for truthful endorsements and disclosure of connections that may affect credibility.