Editorial principles
AllFreeStuff is edited by Alex Morgan. These principles guide every guide on the site:
- Publish original copy only
- Prefer evergreen guidance over disposable filler
- Set realistic expectations about availability and terms
- Keep the tone family-friendly and practical
- Avoid spammy design patterns, fake urgency, and exaggerated claims
How we choose and update topics
We cover free samples, coupon codes, birthday freebies, giveaways, loyalty rewards, digital freebies, and free resources — topics where readers often waste time on hype or expired offers. Competitive sites can inform structure and topic selection, but the writing itself is original. AllFreeStuff is meant to sound like its own publication: calm, practical, and stronger on usefulness than excitement.
We review pages periodically for accuracy, especially when signup timing, eligibility, or app behaviour may have changed. Not every article needs constant rewrites. Many guides are intentionally evergreen and are refreshed through small edits: clearer examples, cleaner internal links, updated graphics, and improved FAQs.
What we do not do
We do not run sponsored posts or accept payment to recommend a specific offer. If monetisation ever affects how a page is presented, it will be disclosed clearly — see our disclosure page. Editorial picks are based on practical usefulness, not payout potential.
For how individual offers are evaluated before publication, see how we review offers.
Corrections
Offer terms change. If you spot something out of date on a specific guide, email alex@allfreestuff.com with the page URL and what looks wrong, or use our contact page. We treat corrections seriously and update guides when readers flag problems that no longer hold up.
Last updated: 17 June 2026