CouponArrow: Coupons & Offers

When you reach the cart or checkout on a partner store, CouponArrow checks whether verified codes exist for that store. If they do, a small card appears showing the verified codes for that store and asking if you'd like them tried automatically. Choose Apply code(s), and it enters each code, checks the store's own response, and stops at the first one that works. Choose Not now, and it stays quiet for the rest of that checkout. The card with the codes appears again the next time you open a cart or checkout. THREE RULES Nothing happens on the store's page without your approval. You can already see the code itself in the card — but nothing is entered, submitted, or changed on the store's page until you choose Apply code(s). Results are real, not guessed. When CouponArrow can read the store's response, it reports exactly what happened — a working code or a failed code, stated plainly. If it can't confirm a result, it says so. The code is left in place and you're asked to check your order summary — it never invents a saving. FINDS THE COUPON BOX IN CART DRAWERS AND OVERLAYS TOO Many stores now put the coupon box in a slide-out cart drawer or an overlay that opens without a page change, sometimes behind an "Add promo code" link, instead of a dedicated checkout page. CouponArrow finds the coupon box there too. CODE-FREE DEALS, TOO A small number of partner stores don't use a coupon code at all — the discount applies automatically through a verified link instead. For those, CouponArrow shows a dismissible card early in your visit (not at checkout, since there's no code box to wait for) with a "Redeem deal" button that opens the verified link in a new tab. Nothing opens without your tap. Once shown, it stays quiet for the rest of that visit — a new tab or a later visit offers it again. CouponArrow may earn a commission if you buy through that link, at no extra cost to you — the same as with coupon codes. PRIVACY Collects no personal data, on any website. Nothing about you, your browsing, or your purchases leaves your browser. No accounts, no sign-in, no analytics, no tracking. Acts only on partner stores. On any other website it checks the site address against its coupon list, inside your browser, finds no match, and stops. Nothing on the page is read. Asks for one permission, once, at install: access to all websites. That is what lets newly added partner stores work without another permission prompt. Its only network request is downloading the public coupon and offer list from couponarrow.com. Full policy: https://www.couponarrow.com/extension/privacy-policy/ MANUAL OPTION Click the CouponArrow icon in your toolbar on a partner store to see what's available — every verified code ready to copy, or a code-free deal ready to redeem. CouponArrow is the extension counterpart to couponarrow.com, where every code and deal is verified before it's published. The store list stays small on purpose — codes and deals that stop working are removed, not left up.