1. Collect
Codes can enter Wizza through direct listings and shopper submissions. A submitted code is not automatically a tested code.
How we check and label codes
Wizza shows offer details, dated checks where available, and recent shopper reports. Here is what that information can tell you before you try a code.
Our process
How code information works
2. Show the details
Each offer can include a code, description, restrictions, terms, and dates. Check the store’s terms before you use it.
3. Shopper feedback
After revealing a code, you can report whether it worked. A “didn’t work” report asks for a reason.
4. Check the evidence
Look for any dated admin check, recent shopper reports, and the listed end date. Each describes a different part of the offer.
The success rate
How shopper-reported success is calculated
The success rate is the percentage of current reports that say an offer worked, from signed-in shoppers in the last 30 days. Each shopper has one current report per offer. We show a rate after at least five reports; until then, we show a dash.
Reports describe shoppers’ experiences, not confirmed purchases. Admin checks are recorded separately and are not added to this percentage. A shopper can correct or withdraw their report.
Worked reportsPositive reports
Report window30 days
Minimum reports5
Success rateWorked ÷ total × 100
Admin checksDated pass or fail results
FeedbackWorked or did not work
DatesOffer start and optional end
30 daysShopper report window
What offer labels mean
Some offers require a store account or membership. Read the offer’s terms for any requirement.
Check the shown end date where one is available. An end date is not always supplied.
The offer’s listed end date has passed. The store makes the final decision at checkout.
About Wizza
Wizza is a Lootably, Inc. company. We may earn a commission when you shop through some links. Have a question about an offer or a code label?
Contact usStore terms and checkout determine whether an offer applies to your order.