We combine structured offer records, editorial checks, moderated shopper feedback and daily plan price data so you can see what is active, what needs another look and what you would actually pay. A 30% headline is only useful if the code is active, you are eligible and the discounted plan is genuinely competitive. ESD records those parts separately and brings them back together on the page. Verification is an ongoing editorial workflow, not a permanent promise that a code can never change. We collect offers from providers, campaign and affiliate sources, partner contacts and shopper reports. We record the code, discount type, eligibility, channel, restrictions and any stated end date. The ESD team checks the current offer record and assigns the appropriate public status. Offers stay on a rolling review schedule while moderated community feedback can trigger another check. Failed, withdrawn or ended offers leave active results and may remain as grey historical references. The badge tells you how ESD currently treats the offer. It is not a guarantee from the provider. Reviewed through the ESD workflow and currently eligible to appear in active results. The date shown is the latest review recorded for that offer or brand. Approved community feedback has fallen below 80% positive, so the offer is held back from best-code selection until it is reviewed. The end date passed, the offer was withdrawn or ESD retired it. It cannot enter active counts or rankings and has no working checkout button. “Works” and “didn’t work” reports first enter a moderation queue. They do not alter the public result until ESD approves them. Plan prices and discount claims are different datasets. We calculate final prices only when the discount can be applied to a real plan value. Comparison results are ordered using the final calculated price. Brand pages prioritise active, broadly usable and verified offers before restricted alternatives. When two offers provide the same saving and have comparable eligibility, we may prioritise an affiliate offer based on our commercial relationship. This does not reduce the discount available to the user. ESD may earn a commission when you buy through some links, at no extra cost to you. Paid placements are labelled Sponsored and kept outside the organic rank. Before paying: confirm that the discount appears in the provider’s checkout total. Providers can change availability, eligibility or pricing between recorded checks.
How eSIM Discounts checks offers
We separate an offer claim from the price you actually pay.
How an offer moves through ESD
Find
Structure
Review
Monitor
Retire
What the labels mean
Community feedback has an editor in the loop
Price intelligence is tracked separately
How rankings and commercial links work
Organic results
Affiliate and sponsored links
The short version
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Offer statusIs the code active, under review or expired?
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Eligibility and termsWho can use it and what restrictions apply?
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Final-price calculationWhat happens when the active discount meets a real plan price?
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