All discount codes and deals

What's the difference between a code and a deal?

A discount code has to be entered at the retailer's checkout before the saving appears. A deal works on its own, such as a sale price, a multi-buy or free delivery above a set spend. Both show their expiry date and conditions on the card, so you can compare them easily.

When a code is the better choice

Codes tend to give a bigger or more targeted saving, such as a percentage off a whole order or money off a first purchase. They usually come with a minimum spend or a list of excluded items, so read those first.

When a deal is the better choice

Deals are simpler. There's nothing to type and nothing to go wrong at checkout. If a retailer allows only one code per order, a deal can sometimes be combined with a code for a bigger saving.

What should you do if a code doesn't work?

Check that the code hasn't expired and that your basket meets the minimum spend. Then look for excluded items, such as sale stock or gift cards. Our guide to why voucher codes sometimes fail walks through the other common causes.

Other ways to browse

You can also find offers through the A–Z store directory, by shopping category or in the list of recently added offers.