Transparency

How it works

Two connected flows: shoppers find offers they can trust, merchants get promotional information that machines can read.

For shoppers

1
Discover — browse official offers for your market.
2
Compare — see conditions, eligibility and expiry in full.
3
Verify — check whether the offer carries a verification record.
4
Visit the merchant — complete the purchase on the merchant's own site.

For merchants and AI

1
A merchant provides or approves an official promotion.
2
Conomize structures the offer, with an explicit country.
3
Conomize verifies the offer and records the check.
4
The offer becomes machine-readable.
5
The offer can be discovered through web pages, the public API and AI-agent interfaces.
6
The shopper visits the merchant.
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Affiliate attribution applies where available.

Where AI fits

When AI becomes the interface between consumers and commerce, merchant offers need an interface too. Conomize publishes offer facts in a form machines can retrieve and understand. AI systems independently decide what information they retrieve, rank and recommend — Conomize provides structure and access, never guaranteed visibility.

See the public API and MCP

One commerce layer. Two discovery paths.

The same structured catalogue serves both paths. Shoppers can arrive from search, and compatible AI agents can discover the same public information through our API and MCP interface. This is designed to enable AI discovery — it does not imply that any given AI assistant uses Conomize.

Traditional web

Search → Conomize → Shopper → Merchant

Emerging agentic web

AI assistant or agent → Conomize → Shopper → Merchant

Conomize MCP — public beta

Public beta · Available for testing

Connect AI assistants and agents directly to Conomize's commerce data.

Conomize's MCP interface gives compatible AI agents access to structured merchant and shopping information, creating a new way to discover stores, offers and shopping opportunities.

The public MCP is in active development and available for testing while we expand capabilities, merchant coverage and verified offers.

Try the Conomize MCP

What our status labels mean

Verified	A recorded check confirmed the offer was working, with the date shown on the offer.
Not yet verified	The offer is listed but has no verification record. Treat it with caution.
Starts soon	A scheduled campaign that has not started yet.
Expired	The offer has passed its end date, or a check confirmed it stopped working.
Disabled	Removed from public listings by an editor.

Common questions

Are Conomize offers free to use?: Yes. Conomize is free for shoppers and may earn an affiliate commission on some merchant visits.
What does verified mean?: That we hold a verification record for that offer in that country. Verification is independent of any commercial or affiliate relationship.
Why are some markets not available?: We publish a market only once it is operationally ready. Italy and France are the launch markets and Luxembourg is our initial market; Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands are planned.
Does paying Conomize make an offer verified?: No. A commercial or affiliate relationship never influences verification status. An offer is labelled verified only when a genuine verification record exists.
Does a merchant listing mean Conomize has a partnership?: No. A listing is factual commerce information. Every merchant shows an explicit status, and we never present a merchant as a partner without an agreement.

Where we are today

Conomize is pre-launch and building its founding merchant network. The public catalogue is a factual merchant directory; offers are published only once a verification record exists. We claim no existing merchant partnerships, traffic, affiliate approvals or AI distribution.