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Create a discount code

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You can make as many codes as you like, on anything in your store. Buyers type them at checkout under Have a discount code?

Make a code

  1. Go to Discounts and choose New code.
  2. Under Code buyers type, enter 3 to 32 capital letters and numbers, such as EDITROOM15.
  3. Under Takes off, enter the amount and choose % (1 to 100) or $ (US dollars).
  4. Under Monthly and payment plans, choose First payment or Every payment. One-time purchases just get the price off.
  5. Optionally set the day it Ends (it runs through the end of that day, your time) and a Use limit. Leave either blank for no limit.
  6. Under Works on, keep Everything or pick the products it covers. A draft product won't take the code until you publish it.
  7. Read the sentence at the bottom, which says what the code will do, then choose Create code.

Manage your codes

Your codes lists each code with what it takes off, what it works on, how often it's been used, when it runs until, and whether it's Live or Finished. Open the ⋯ menu on a code for:

  • Edit to change it.
  • Duplicate to start a new code with the same settings.
  • End it to stop a live code from working.
  • Remove to delete it. It only appears for codes nobody has used yet.

Ask your AI assistant to make one

If you've connected Claude or ChatGPT to your store, you can ask it for a code in plain words, like "make a 20% code for the Edit Room that ends Sunday."

Codes move money, so your assistant doesn't make the code itself. It gives you a link instead.

  1. Open the link your assistant gives you. If you're signed out, sign in and you'll land back on it.
  2. Check the code, what it takes off, the products it works on, when it ends and how many times it can be used. This is read from your store, not from what your assistant said.
  3. Choose Approve to put it on sale, or Decline to drop it.

The link works for 24 hours. After that, ask again. Approving or declining shows in Settings › Activity.

Good to know

  • Card payments can't be less than $0.50, so a code that would leave a charge under that is refused at checkout.
  • A code that makes the price free skips Stripe. The buyer only gives their email.