Features

Everything CouponStack can do, and exactly where to set it up. All of it is included in every plan and in the free trial.

Offer type

Buy X Get Y (BOGO)

Buy 2 get 1 free, buy 1 get the second 50% off, buy a shirt get a cap free. The reward can be the same product, any product, or items from chosen products, categories, tags, attributes or brands.

Go to Marketing → Coupons → Add coupon and enter a code.
On the General tab, set Discount type to CouponStack: Buy X Get Y (BOGO).
Open the CouponStack tab, fill in the fields below, and publish.

Customer buys	Which items count (any product, specific products, categories, tags, attribute values or brands, with exclusions and “skip items on sale”) and how many.
Customer gets	“The same product”, or a separate group of reward items, and how many.
Reward	Free, percentage off, or an amount off each rewarded item.
Which item is rewarded	Cheapest first (most common) or most expensive first.
How often	Once per order; repeat (buy 4 get 2, buy 6 get 3…) with an optional maximum; or tiers (buy 3 get 1, buy 5 get 2…).

Example: “Buy 2 tees, get 1 free” across all colours: Items that count = Products in categories: T-shirts, quantity 2; Reward items = Products in categories: T-shirts, quantity 1; Reward = Free; Cheapest first. Use “The same product” only when the free item must be identical, for example 3 navy tees.

Buy X Get Y settings in the CouponStack tab

Offer type

Tiered discounts (buy more, save more)

Bigger discounts for bigger orders, based on how many items are bought or how much is spent on them.

Go to Marketing → Coupons → Add coupon and enter a code.
On the General tab, set Discount type to CouponStack: Tiered discount (buy more, save more).
Open the CouponStack tab, fill in the fields below, and publish.

Items that count	Any product, or chosen products, categories, tags, attributes or brands.
Tiers are based on	Quantity of items, or amount spent on those items.
Each tier	From (quantity or amount) and a discount: percentage off, amount off each item, amount off in total, or a fixed price for each item.

Example: spend ₹3,000 → 5% off, ₹5,000 → 10%, ₹8,000 → 15%. With nudges on, shoppers see how much more to spend for the next tier.

Tiered discount settings with three spending tiers

Offer type

Bundle price (any N for a fixed price)

“Any 3 tees for ₹1,999” or “a shirt and a jacket for ₹3,999”. Shoppers mix and match from a group of products.

Go to Marketing → Coupons → Add coupon and enter a code.
On the General tab, set Discount type to CouponStack: Bundle price (any N for a fixed price).
Open the CouponStack tab, fill in the fields below, and publish.

Items that can form a set	Products, categories, tags, attributes or brands.
Items per set / Price for the set	For example 3 items for ₹1,999. Items beyond the last full set keep their normal price.
Which items form the sets	Most expensive first (best for shoppers) or cheapest first.
More than one set	Allow 6 items to make two sets, with an optional maximum number of sets.

Bundle settings: any shirt and jacket for ₹3,999

Offer type

Free gifts

Add a free (or discounted) product to the cart when the order qualifies. Give every listed gift, or let the shopper choose one.

Go to Marketing → Coupons → Add coupon and enter a code.
On the General tab, set Discount type to CouponStack: Free gift.
Open the CouponStack tab, fill in the fields below, and publish.

Gift products	Up to 50 products.
Gives	Every gift listed, or one gift the shopper chooses (a gift picker appears in the cart).
Quantity / Gift price	How many of each, free or a percentage off.
When	Add rules such as “Cart subtotal is at least ₹2,000” and turn on Apply automatically.

Gift items are marked “Free gift with your order”, don’t count towards other offers, and are removed automatically if the cart stops qualifying.

Free gift settings: free socks when the cart subtotal is at least ₹2,000

Offer type

Shipping offers

Free or cheaper delivery when the order qualifies, for every shipping method or only the ones you choose.

Go to Marketing → Coupons → Add coupon and enter a code.
On the General tab, set Discount type to CouponStack: Shipping discount.
Open the CouponStack tab, fill in the fields below, and publish.

Shipping discount	Free shipping, percentage off, amount off, or a fixed shipping price.
Shipping methods	All methods, or only chosen ones (e.g. standard delivery but not express).
When	Rules such as minimum spend, shipping country, state, city or postcode.

Shipping discount settings: free delivery over ₹1,500

Offer type

Discount on selected items

A percentage or fixed discount on chosen products, categories, tags, attributes or brands only, with an optional maximum. For example “20% off all outerwear, up to ₹500”.

Go to Marketing → Coupons → Add coupon and enter a code.
On the General tab, set Discount type to CouponStack: Discount on selected items.
Open the CouponStack tab, fill in the fields below, and publish.

Items discounted	Any product, or chosen products, categories, tags, attributes or brands, with exclusions.
Discount	Percentage off, or a fixed amount off.
Maximum discount	Optional upper limit for the whole coupon.

Any coupon

Discount caps (“up to”)

“10% off, up to ₹200”. Set a Maximum discount on any coupon, including WooCommerce’s own percentage and fixed product coupons.

Edit any coupon and open the CouponStack tab.
Under Limits and automation, enter the Maximum discount, for example 200.

For WooCommerce’s built-in types the cap applies in the cart and at checkout. To cap orders created in the admin or through the REST API as well, use “CouponStack: Discount on selected items”.

A standard 10% coupon with a maximum discount of ₹200 and first-order rules

Any coupon

Rules: who gets the offer, and when

Add rules to any coupon in CouponStack tab → Who and when (rules). All rules inside a group must match; add OR groups for alternatives. Shoppers see a clear reason when a rule isn’t met, such as “Spend ₹999 or more to use this coupon”.

Cart

Cart subtotal
Number of items in cart
Products in cart
Categories in cart
Cart weight
Other coupons in cart

Customer

User role (including guests)
Logged in
Email or email domain
Billing country
Shipping country
Shipping state
Shipping postcode (ranges and wildcards)
Shipping city

Checkout

Payment method
Shipping method

Purchase history

Number of previous orders
Total spent before
Previously bought products

Schedule

Date range
Days of the week
Time of day (store time zone)

Operators: is at least, is at most, is exactly, is between, is any of, is none of, includes all of. Example: “First order only” = Number of previous orders is exactly 0.

Automation

Automatic coupons

Tick Apply automatically on a coupon and it is added to the cart as soon as the cart qualifies, and removed when it no longer does. Shoppers can still remove it.

Priority	On each coupon. Lower numbers are applied first.
When several automatic offers qualify	WooCommerce → Settings → CouponStack: apply them all in priority order, or only the best discount for the shopper. Gift and shipping offers are always added on top.
Most automatic coupons per cart	A safety limit, 5 by default.
Combining	To stop a coupon combining with others, use WooCommerce’s “Individual use only”.

Automation

Coupon links

Share https://your-store.com/?coupon=SUMMER in emails, ads, WhatsApp or QR codes. Opening the link applies the coupon. If the cart is still empty, the code is remembered and applied when the first product is added.

Turn on	WooCommerce → Settings → CouponStack → Coupon links.
Link parameter	Change `coupon` to any word you like.
Add to cart too	Combine with WooCommerce’s add-to-cart links: `/?add-to-cart=123&coupon=SUMMER`.

Shoppers

Shopper messages

Tell shoppers what they save and what they could save. Everything is configurable in WooCommerce → Settings → CouponStack → Shopper messages, and works in the classic and block cart and checkout.

“You saved” message	Total saved from coupons, offers and shipping discounts, in the cart, at checkout, on the order confirmation and in order emails.
Nudges	“Spend ₹402 more to get free socks” with an optional progress bar. Turn on per coupon, with your own text or the store default.
Offers on product pages	Show automatic offers on the products they apply to.
Why a coupon doesn’t apply	Specific reasons instead of WooCommerce’s generic “coupon is not valid”.
Wording	Every text can be changed, with placeholders such as {amount}, {remaining} and {offer}. Leave empty to use the translated default.

CouponStack settings: automatic coupons, coupon links and shopper messages

Compatibility

Checkout, blocks and APIs

CouponStack calculates every discount inside WooCommerce’s own coupon engine, so totals match wherever the cart or order is built.

Cart & Checkout blocks

Offers, gift choices, nudges and savings appear in the block cart and checkout.

Classic cart & checkout

The same offers and messages on shortcode-based themes.

Store API

Headless stores and mobile apps get the same discounts, plus offer messages in the cart response.

REST API & admin orders

Coupons added to orders through /wc/v3/orders or the order editor are calculated by the same engine. Existing orders are never changed.

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