The review framework
AllFreeStuff is edited by Alex Morgan. We do not assume every freebie is worth publishing. Before a guide goes live, offers and categories are evaluated on legitimacy, household usefulness, friction, timing, geography, and the amount of data or effort a reader is expected to trade for the result.
What usually gets deprioritised
Offers that rely on vague forms, extreme urgency, hard-to-verify claims, or obvious hype are less useful to readers and less aligned with the site’s long-term tone. The same goes for promotions that collect more data than the likely value seems to justify. We would rather leave something out than publish a page that feels like a sales funnel.
How guides stay current
Many AllFreeStuff pages are evergreen — they explain how a category works rather than chasing every short-lived promotion. When retailer terms, app behaviour, or eligibility rules change, we update the relevant guide. Readers can also flag problems: email alex@allfreestuff.com with the page URL and what looks wrong, or use our contact page.
Editorial independence
We do not accept payment to recommend a specific offer. Monetisation, when present, is disclosed on our disclosure page. For broader editorial standards, see our editorial policy and about page.
Last updated: 17 June 2026