How we test creator promo codes

1. We only list codes a creator actually posted

Every code links to its source, usually the creator's YouTube video description, and shows the date that post went up. We quote the creator's own wording. We never make up a code, a discount, or a follower count.

2. We test them on the same cart

For each store we pick one sample product and price it as a one-time purchase unless the card says otherwise. We enter each code and write down the price before and after. A card shows the product, the price, the dollars taken off, and when the test happened.

3. What the labels mean

• Working: the checkout accepted the code on the date shown.
• Untested: we found the code in a creator's post but haven't tried it yet, or our last check is over a year old.
• Expired: the checkout turned the code down. Expired codes move below the list.

4. Ranking

We rank codes by the dollars a test took off, not by the percent in the post, and never by what a brand pays. CodesByCreators doesn't use affiliate links and earns nothing when you buy. Ads support the site, and any paid placement is labeled Sponsored.

5. Health and wellness products

For supplements and wellness brands, we list discount codes only. We don't review products or make health claims. Ask a doctor or pharmacist before you start a supplement.