What does the site do?
The site lists Temu coupon codes for shoppers in 9 Arab countries and says, next to each code, when it was tried and on which kind of account. Temu is the shop. We sell nothing, ship nothing and take no payment from you; the order and the payment stay between you and Temu. Copying a code costs nothing and needs no sign-up.
Our codes come from our Temu affiliate account, 8 of them. When you use one, Temu may pay us a commission, and the price you pay does not change because of it. That is how the site earns money, and the details are on the affiliate disclosure page.
The codes are the same in all 9 countries; what differs is Temu's shop in each country and the result we see there. So every country has its own page with its own result, and no result moves from one country to another. The pages exist in Arabic and English, and the Morocco page in French too.
Who tests the codes, and how?
We try every code ourselves, in a basket on Temu's shop for each country, on two accounts: a new one with no order before the test day, and an older one with a past order. Two accounts, because Temu can treat them differently. The code goes into Temu's search bar, and we read the total Temu shows before paying.
That total is the verdict we go by. A code's name proves nothing, and neither does an advert. An older account here is an ordinary one that has bought from Temu before, like any returning shopper. Each test becomes one line in the log, with:
- the day of the test;
- the country;
- the code;
- the account type, new or with a past order;
- the result, accepted or refused, and what the total showed.
The latest test day in the log is 30 October 2026, with 144 tests on two accounts in each of the 9 countries. Every line is in the test log, the same lines are open as CSV and JSON files in our open data, and the method step by step is on how we test. Each code card on the site also shows the day of its last test.
What do we never write?
Our writing rules are short, and they hold on every page of the site, in Arabic and in English. They share one aim: whatever we write should point to a line in the test log that any reader can open and compare with the page:
- We never call a code « working » without the day of a test next to it.
- We write no percentage or amount that a basket total did not show us.
- One country's result is never copied to another, however close the two countries are.
- We make no promise that a code works every time; we write what showed on the test day.
- No test leaves the log, accepted or refused.
- No code appears twice under two names to fill the page.
- No currency is written for a total we did not read, and every conversion is labelled as our own maths.
When a saving comes from an offer Temu runs, we give the offer its own name and do not credit it to our codes alone. Anything the log does not hold is written as a plain limit, « not in our test log yet », with no guess and no figure borrowed from another page.
How do you report a code that failed?
If one of our codes was refused in your basket, or accepted with a different saving from the one we write, send us what you saw. The report page is in Arabic; in English, write to us through the contact page. Please include the code, the country, your account type, what your basket showed and the day. If Temu showed a refusal message, copy its text as it is.
A report alone changes nothing on the page: a code's status changes only with a dated basket test in the log. That way everything on the site points to a line any reader can check. A refusal goes into the log exactly like an acceptance, and shows on the country page with its day.
If a figure on one of our pages does not match its line in the log, that is an error on the page. Tell us the page and the line through the contact page, which is also the place for any other question or correction.
Our real Temu orders, with their day and delivery status in each country, are in our order log.