About GrocerySlash

Why we built this

The grocery coupon world is fragmented across roughly a dozen retailer apps, three major manufacturer-coupon platforms, weekly paper circulars, regional mailers, and an ever-growing pile of cashback rewards programs. The result is that the average shopper leaves real money on the table every week not because the deals don't exist, but because finding them takes longer than the deals are worth.

GrocerySlash exists to fix that. We aggregate every verified coupon from every major U.S. grocery chain, surface them in a single searchable directory, and email the best ones to subscribers every Sunday morning before the new weekly circular goes live. We're a small team of long-time deal hunters — the kind of people who have spreadsheet tabs for unit-cost per ounce — and we built the site we always wished existed.

How we source coupons

Our coupon dataset is built from several public sources, including community-maintained coupon repositories, official retailer circulars, manufacturer offer feeds, and reader submissions. Each entry includes the store, the product or category it applies to, the discount mechanic (dollar-off, percent-off, BOGO, free item, cashback), the redemption method, and an expiration date. Coupons are pruned nightly when they expire and re-indexed at every build.

We never pay retailers to be featured, and we never accept payment to bury or hide a coupon. Some of our outbound links to cashback apps and store credit cards are affiliate links — when they are, we say so plainly on the page.

Editorial standards

Every coupon in our directory is tagged with one of two statuses: Verified or Newly added. Verified coupons have been confirmed at checkout by either our team or a reader; newly added coupons are surfaced as soon as we ingest them and re-flagged once we get confirmation. We never publish coupons we believe to be fraudulent, and we publish a quick "stale" notice on coupons readers tell us no longer work.

How we make money

GrocerySlash is supported by display advertising (clearly labeled), referrals to cashback apps, and partner offers for grocery-friendly rewards credit cards. None of these revenue streams change which coupons we feature or how we rank them. The directory is free to use forever, and you don't need to subscribe to our newsletter or create an account to view any coupon.

Questions, corrections, partnership inquiries

If you spot a stale coupon, want to suggest a chain we don't yet cover, or want to talk about a partnership, the fastest way to reach us is via the contact page. We read every message.