The honest version of how a coupon site like ours stays free.
Last updated: May 2026
Yes, DealsFriday makes money through affiliate links. When you click a coupon or deal on our site and then make a purchase at the merchant's website, the merchant pays us a small commission. The price you pay is exactly the same as if you went directly to the merchant — there's no markup, no fee, nothing extra on your end.
Three reasons:
When you click a coupon button on DealsFriday:
That's it. No extra clicks. No extra cost. No data sold.
We try not to let it. Our editorial process is:
Could we, in theory, push readers towards higher-commission merchants? Yes. We try not to. The best way to keep us honest is to tell us when we slip — email hello@dealsfriday.com.
Most of them. Affiliate relationships change over time, but as of this writing we have or have had affiliate relationships with: Amazon, Flipkart, Hostinger, GoDaddy, Bluehost, Fiverr, Udemy, Skillshare, Testbook, Etsy, Google Workspace, ManyChat, and WordPress.com. If a merchant isn't an affiliate partner and we're listing them anyway, that's because they have great deals our readers want.
You're free to type the merchant's URL directly into your browser instead of clicking our link. The coupon code itself will still work (assuming it's still active). You won't be giving us a commission, but the discount still applies to your order. We'd rather you save money any way you can.
Email hello@dealsfriday.com any time.