Common questions about live coupon feeds, coupon APIs, and affiliate coupon data.
- What are affiliate coupon feeds?
- Affiliate coupon feeds are continuously updated streams of promo codes, voucher titles, and merchant metadata from connected affiliate programmes. Feedico normalizes multi-network rows into one affiliate coupon feed you can search in this sandbox or consume through the production coupon API.
- What is a live coupon feed?
- A live coupon feed is a continuously updated stream of affiliate promo codes, voucher titles, and merchant metadata pulled from connected programmes. Unlike static spreadsheets, a real-time coupon feed refreshes as networks publish new offers so publishers always surface current discounts.
- How often are coupons updated?
- Feedico synchronizes connected affiliate programmes on a recurring schedule and on demand through the coupon feed API. Production accounts receive normalized updates with sync timestamps; this public sandbox shows a live snapshot of the same catalogue.
- Which affiliate networks are supported?
- Feedico aggregates coupon data from CJ Affiliate, Awin, Impact, Partnerize, Admitad, TradeTracker, and additional networks depending on your connected programmes. Each row retains programme provenance for compliant publishing.
- Can I use live coupon feeds for WordPress?
- Yes. Publishers pair the coupon import API with the Feedico WordPress plugin to auto-publish codes, merchants, and expiry fields without manual CSV uploads. The sandbox lets you validate brand coverage before wiring your site.
- Are coupon feeds SEO friendly?
- Coupon feeds support SEO when you publish unique editorial context around offers, use stable URL structures, and avoid duplicate thin pages. Feedico helps by supplying fresh codes while your templates control indexation and on-page copy.
- How do coupon APIs differ from coupon feeds?
- A coupon feed is the delivered dataset (codes, merchants, metadata). A coupon API is the programmatic interface that returns that dataset as JSON for apps, websites, and automation pipelines. Feedico provides both through one normalized contract.
- Can I build a coupon website with a live feed?
- Yes. Deal sites, voucher blogs, and cashback apps commonly build on a coupon data feed plus a front-end template. Search this sandbox by brand, export a sample set, then connect the production coupon API for continuous coupon synchronization.
- How many coupons can be synchronized?
- Catalogue size depends on your connected programmes. The global index behind this page tracks tens of thousands of active codes across thousands of merchants. Production plans define API quotas and pagination for larger pulls.
- What is coupon aggregation?
- Coupon aggregation is the process of merging offers from multiple affiliate sources into one normalized coupon database. Feedico handles field mapping, deduplication, and refresh so you consume a single affiliate coupon feed instead of many network-specific formats.
- What is a coupon feed API?
- A coupon feed API exposes voucher and discount rows over HTTPS—typically JSON—with filters for merchant, network, keyword, and pagination. Feedico's coupon feed API is also suitable as a coupon management API and coupon import API for downstream systems.
- How does real-time coupon synchronization work?
- Connections pull authorized programme data from each network, normalize fields, and upsert rows into Feedico storage. Your application polls or webhooks against one coupon API rather than maintaining separate sync jobs per affiliate platform.
- Is this sandbox the same as the production API?
- The sandbox previews the same schema and merchant coverage with lower rate limits and without affiliate outbound URLs. Signed-up customers use authenticated endpoints with higher limits, webhooks, and full merchant feed fields.
- Can I export coupon feed data as CSV or XML?
- Yes. After searching, download the visible preview rows as CSV or XML for content planning. Production integrations typically consume JSON via the coupon API for automated imports.
- How is a live coupon feed different from a static coupon database?
- A static coupon database goes stale when campaigns end or codes change. A live coupon feed applies continuous coupon synchronization so expired offers drop out and new promotions appear without manual re-uploads.
- Does Feedico support CJ Affiliate coupon data?
- Yes. CJ Affiliate is a core entity in the Feedico stack. Connect your publisher credentials and map CJ coupon rows into the same JSON contract used for Awin, Impact, and other networks.
- What is a voucher feed vs a discount code feed?
- A voucher feed often emphasizes store-wide or category promotions, while a discount code feed highlights explicit promo strings shoppers copy at checkout. Feedico normalizes both into one coupon data feed with code, title, description, and validity fields.
- Do I need separate integrations for Awin and Impact?
- Not with Feedico. One affiliate coupon feed and coupon API covers multiple networks. You still need programme approval on each platform, but engineering integrates once.
- How does Feedico compare to CouponAPI?
- Feedico emphasizes multi-network normalization with your own affiliate credentials, transparent programme provenance, and a unified coupon management API. See our Feedico vs CouponAPI comparison for a feature-by-feature breakdown.
- Is there a coupon management API for developers?
- Yes. Developers use Feedico as a coupon API and coupon import API to power apps, extensions, and internal dashboards. List endpoints support pagination, firm filters, and stable JSON keys for long-running coupon synchronization jobs.
- Can browser extensions use a live coupon feed?
- Browser extensions and cashback tools commonly call a real-time coupon feed at checkout. Feedico's JSON responses are designed for low-latency lookups by merchant domain or brand keyword.
