Two ways to cut the price

One drops the price with nothing asked of the shopper. The other needs a code, inside the limits you set.

Two kinds

One is automatic. The other is earned

Knowing which to reach for is most of the job, so here they are side by side.

Automatic discount

No code. The price on the shelf is already lower.

Seasons, clearing a category, a weekend across the whole shop

Coupon code

Nothing happens until someone types it at checkout.

A campaign, an apology, a returning customer, an influencer

The automatic one

Pick what it covers, and the shelf changes

Choose the whole shop, a few products, or a category. Set it as a percentage or a flat amount. Give it a start and an end, and it looks after itself.

  • Covers every variant of the product
  • Starts and ends when you say
The code

Generous, but never more than you meant

A code carries its own limits. The floor it needs, the ceiling it cannot pass, how many times in total, and how many times per person.

When they meet

You decide whether a code sits on top of a sale

An item already reduced by an automatic discount is the awkward case. Two switches settle it, one on the discount and one on the code, so nothing is discounted twice by accident.

Where they work

The same code works at the counter

A coupon can be marked redeemable at the point of sale, so someone standing in your shop gets the same offer as someone on their phone.

One code, both doors, one running count of how many times it has been used.

✦ Ready when you are

Your store, tomorrow morning.

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