Editorial policy
Editorial Policy
CodePerk is built to publish useful offer pages from clear sources, with visible disclosure and enough context for visitors to decide whether to check the live merchant terms.
How offers are selected
Offers may come from personal referral links, affiliate networks, approved partner feeds, official merchant pages, official bank pages, or manually curated public offers.
Priority is given to offers with a clear visitor benefit, a reliable source route, and enough eligibility information to avoid misleading users.
Source-safe automation
Automated pages are generated from structured source data and approved feeds. CodePerk does not need to copy competitor comparison pages to create offer entries.
For bank switching pages, the automation checks official bank or approved source URLs and generates original CodePerk summaries, terms-to-check lists, and FAQ content.
Disclosures and monetisation
Pages disclose that links may be referral or affiliate links. Sponsored placements and advertising areas are labelled separately from core offer information.
Commercial potential can influence which offers are highlighted, but pages should still include eligibility notes, source links, and reminders to check live terms.
Corrections
If an offer is expired, inaccurate, missing a condition, or pointing to the wrong source, visitors and merchants can request a review through the contact page.
Updates may be made manually or through scheduled feed refreshes when a source changes.