Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: 1 July 2026

How clicking out worksEvery deal link is a disclosed first-party redirect through Vouchernaut — you'll see our link before you leave, we never silently change your basket, and it never costs you more.

We believe in being upfront about how Vouchernaut makes money, in line with UK advertising and consumer-protection guidance (including the CMA and ASA). This page explains it plainly.

How we make money

Vouchernaut is free to use. When you use a link, code or offer on our site or through our browser extension and go on to buy, the retailer or an affiliate network may pay us a commission. This never changes the price you pay — you pay the same as you would going direct.

Disclosed first-party redirects

Unlike browser tools that silently overwrite affiliate tracking at checkout, every “Get deal” link and every extension activation sends you through a visible Vouchernaut redirect first. You always see our domain before you leave for the retailer — no hidden cookie-stuffing. If an ad-blocker or privacy setting blocks that redirect, the sale can’t be attributed and any cashback can’t be credited — how to fix tracking.

Editorial independence

Commission does not determine whether we list an offer or how we rank it. We surface codes and deals we believe are valid, show verification dates where available, and label community-submitted deals as such. Our goal is to send you to the offer that’s genuinely best for you.

Cashback & commission

Where we share commission back with you as cashback, it is tracked through the disclosed redirect and is subject to the retailer confirming the sale — see the cashback section of our Terms of Service for how confirmation, reversals and payouts work.

Questions

Anything unclear? Email control@vouchernaut.com or see our contact page.