How we find codes and label them
This page describes what we actually do today.
How we find codes
We read each game’s official description on Roblox and compare several independent code sites. Every code we show keeps its source and the time we last saw it.
Where codes come from
Official description: the code is listed in the game’s own description. Confirmed: independent third-party sources list it and it passed our review rules. We do not copy other sites’ reward texts.
The five statuses
Each code carries one of these statuses based on our source tracking and cross-checks.
- In the official description
- The code currently appears in the game’s official description.
- Official announcement
- Published in an official announcement (Discord, X or Trello).
- Confirmed
- Confirmed through multi-source cross-checking and verified by our review rules.
- Possibly expired
- It disappeared from the description or several sources mark it expired.
- Expired
- Expired according to the developer or several sources.
How we check and review codes
Every code goes through our checks and review before it is published, using multi-source cross-checking and regular spot-checks. Each code shows its source and last check time.
How often we check
Each game is re-checked several times a day. After a game update we check more often for a few hours.
When a code expires
If a code disappears from the official description, or several sources mark it as expired, we change its status to possibly expired and later to expired. Expired codes move to the expired list together with the date.
Report a mistake
If a code does not work or a detail is wrong, write to the address on the contact page. Please do not include personal information.