How we test Fastmoss codes and prices

1. 1

   Find the code in a primary source

   We only publish codes we can trace to Fastmoss itself, an official partner page, or a checkout field that accepts them. Scraped or user-submitted codes are not published until tested.

2. 2

   Record the list price first

   Before applying any code, we screenshot the current list price for every Fastmoss tier on both monthly and annual billing so the 'before' number is real.

3. 3

   Apply the code at checkout

   We paste FAST50 into the promo code field on the Fastmoss checkout screen and read the recalculated total — we do not trust the marketing claim.

4. 4

   Calculate savings arithmetically

   The discounted figures on this site are the checkout totals, with per-month and per-year savings derived from them. Anything we cannot confirm is labelled unconfirmed rather than guessed.

5. 5

   Date and publish

   Each page carries the month and the last verification date. If a code fails a re-test, we mark it expired the same day rather than leaving it live.

6. 6

   Re-verify monthly

   Every code and price on the site is re-tested at least once a month, and again whenever Fastmoss announces a pricing change.

• Invent codes, or publish a code that failed a checkout test.
• Round savings upward to make a discount look larger.
• Leave an expired code visible to collect clicks.
• Change a rating or recommendation because of commission.

Full details are in our editorial policy and affiliate disclosure. The people running this process are listed on the team page.

The FAST50 code passed its most recent checkout test, and the numbers on our pricing page reflect that test.