Offer verification log
A public record of source reviews, material corrections and listings withheld from publication.
Last interface review October 9, 2026 · offer terms last fully reviewed October 4, 2026
What this log means
A review means the listing and its material conditions were compared with a first-party brand, support, education or programme page on the date shown. It does not mean FreeForStudent opened an account, completed a purchase or tested eligibility in every country. Brands remain responsible for final eligibility, checkout price and renewal terms.
Current review cycle
- Original responsive image system addedThree owner-requested AI-generated themes were converted to local AVIF, WebP and JPEG variants for the hero, selected category cards, category headers and guide headers. No competitor media was copied, no offer terms were re-reviewed, and existing card review dates remain unchanged.
- Regional and category architecture addedFive regional pages and ten category pages were generated from the same 41-offer dataset. Regional subsets use conservative availability labels; this architecture check did not claim a new full offer review, so card dates remain October 4, 2026.
- All 41 listing terms re-reviewedEvery published card was compared again with a first-party programme, education, support or pricing page. Review dates now reflect this full cycle. Notion naming was aligned with its current Education Plan wording, and Coursera copy now distinguishes free items, previews and trials.
- YouTube destination independently recheckedThe published first-party YouTube student-membership help URL returned HTTP 200. The reported 404 could not be reproduced, so the official destination was retained and its review date updated.
- All 41 published destinations recheckedEvery card points to an official source. No confirmed 404 destination remained. Responses blocked by anti-bot or rate-limit systems are recorded as inconclusive rather than labelled broken.
- Billing language strengthenedTrials, recurring subscriptions and institution-provided access are separated from permanent public free tiers. Headspace and Apple Creator Studio now show their material renewal conditions more explicitly.
- Country claims made conservativeListings use “United States only”, “selected countries or institutions” or “broad international availability”. The last label is a starting point, not a promise that every jurisdiction is supported.
- Initial catalogue reviewSixty candidate entries were examined. Nineteen were withheld or removed when a current first-party student programme, reliable terms, or an appropriate destination could not be established. Forty-one remained after the source and disclosure review.
When a listing is changed or removed
A listing is corrected when the official source changes price, duration, eligibility, geography, verification, card requirements or renewal behaviour. It is removed when the programme ends, the destination is confirmed unavailable, or the claim can no longer be supported by a suitable first-party source.
How to report a change
Send the brand name, official page URL and the wording that appears wrong through the contact page. Do not send passwords, payment details or student identity documents. The editorial standard is explained in the Editorial & Verification Policy.