Promotions with a little more purpose.
Create discount codes around an offer, a customer moment, or a campaign. Set the boundaries that make the promotion work for your store.
Choose the offer before the code.
Decide what the promotion should achieve: introduce a new product, encourage a first purchase, or support a limited campaign. Then choose a discount that fits the margin and the customer promise.
The coupon model supports percentage and fixed-value discounts, free-shipping offers, and buy-X-get-Y promotion types. Verify the conditions of the specific offer you configure.
Choose your plan.

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Give the campaign clear boundaries.
Configure date-based redemption limits and maximum uses where your offer calls for them. A useful promotion has an understandable beginning, ending, and eligibility rule.
Keep the offer language on your website aligned with the configuration. Customers should not need to discover important restrictions through a failed checkout.
Make applying a code feel straightforward.
Connect the coupon field and feedback to your checkout. Show the effect on the order clearly, and make invalid or expired code messages understandable.
Test eligible and ineligible baskets, the expiration boundary, and the redemption limit. Make sure the displayed savings match the final order total.

Learn from the orders behind the campaign.
Review purchases and redemption activity alongside the campaign. Judge the offer by useful outcomes such as completed orders and returning customers, rather than code usage alone.
Use what you learn to refine the next promotion. Sometimes a clearer product offer is more useful than a deeper discount.
From your first idea
to their next order.
Connect your website. Add your products. Make it yours.
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