Kuponaut documents AI & SaaS pricing and publishes only the discount codes vendors issue through their official partner programs, each tested at checkout and dated. 303 tools, 133 live codes, English and Turkish. Affiliate-funded; disclosed on every page.

Kuponaut 2.0 adds proof to discount codes. When a vendor confirms a completed purchase by a Kuponaut reader, the code page shows a dated "readers used this" badge (11 brands so far). New in 2.0: savings guides for 116 tools (free tier, trial, student pricing, refund rule), 84 dated pricing pages, 60 head-to-head comparisons, a 257-tool open pricing dataset (CC BY 4.0) and weekly Code Drop videos. 303 tools, English and Turkish. Affiliate-funded and disclosed on every page.

Hi Product Hunt,

Two months ago I launched Kuponaut here with one promise: no invented codes. This update is about proof.

What's new in 2.0:

- Reader-confirmed badges. When a vendor's partner dashboard confirms a completed purchase by a Kuponaut reader, the code page shows a dated badge. 11 brands carry it so far (Pictory, Klap, Chatwoot, Parallels, Jenni AI and others).

- Savings guides for 116 tools: free tier, trial length, student/education pricing and refund rule, each read from the vendor's own pages with the date.

- 84 pricing pages and 60 comparisons (Lovable vs Base44, Klap vs Opus Clip, Gamma vs Canva...), all dated.

- An open dataset: 257 tools' pricing as CSV/JSON under CC BY 4.0.

- Code Drop videos on YouTube: one code, one checkout, no hype.

Still true: every code comes from the vendor's official partner program and is tested at checkout before it goes up. If a tool has no real code, the page says so and lists the legitimate ways to pay less.

Disclosure: Kuponaut is funded by affiliate commissions on some tools; prices never change for the reader.

Which tool's pricing should we document next?