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Should I Use The Coupon Project?

thecouponproject.com·Analyzed 1 hour ago·Based on 8 sources

Helping You Save More & Spend Less

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This is a free personal couponing blog run by Angela Russell since 2009 — not software, so there is nothing to buy, deploy, or integrate.

It's a free couponing blog, not a product — read it for deals, but there's nothing to buy or deploy.

Confidence: Medium

Free

Price

ad-supported blog content

2009

Blogging since

per Angela Russell's Instagram bio

17.8k

Pinterest followers

official Pinterest profile

1,055

Instagram followers

386 posts

Value for money5

Free content; nothing to pay for

Pros

  • Free practical couponing guidance, publishing since 2009⁴
  • Covers coupons, frugal living, recipes, gardening, organization⁵
  • Free Alexa Flash Briefing lists available coupons hourly³
  • Recommended in third-party couponing guides as practical and ethical⁸

Cons

  • Not a software product; nothing to buy, install, or integrate¹
  • Modest reach: about 1,055 Instagram and 17.8k Pinterest followers⁴
  • No pricing, plans, or security page exists²
  • Facebook page content currently unavailable⁷

Gotchas

  • mediumNo security page or disclosures found; treat strictly as a content site²
  • lowThere is no paid product at all — the site is ad-supported blog content, so purchase questions don't apply¹
  • lowCoupon deals are time-sensitive; blog post frequency may lag store changes¹

Best for

  • Coupon beginners wanting starter guidance
  • Frugal-living readers
  • Grocery budgeters
  • Alexa owners wanting hourly coupon briefings

Not for

  • Anyone shopping for software — this is a personal blog, not a product
  • Teams needing coupon or deal-management tools
  • Buyers expecting support, SLAs, or a security posture
  • Guess: non-US shoppers — content targets US stores and gas prices

Pricing

Free tier: Yes

Security

No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.

What users say

Formal user reviews are scarce; one couponing guide endorses it as a practical, ethical resource for saving on groceries and retail.

“If you're interested in living well for less by following practical and ethical couponing tips, this blog's for you.”
— ReviewLab, Ultimate Guide to Couponing

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Full analysis

Based on 8 public sources; evidence confirms a blog/content site, not a purchasable software product.

Sources

  1. The Coupon Project — official sitethecouponproject.com
    official
  2. The Coupon Project security page checkthecouponproject.com
    security
  3. The Coupon Project Flash Briefing — Alexa Skillsamazon.com
    official
  4. Angela Russell on Instagraminstagram.com
    official
  5. The Coupon Project on Pinterestpinterest.com
    official
  6. The Coupon Project on YouTubeyoutube.com
    official
  7. The Coupon Project on Facebookfacebook.com
    official
  8. ReviewLab — Ultimate Guide to Couponingreviewlab.com
    review

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