Overview
To help you get familiar with the plugin we have prepared two beginner friendly tutorials that will cover the basics of creating offers in Coupons+. It is highly recommended that you follow both tutorials bellow to get a good understanding of how Coupons+ works, because in each tutorial, the product filters interact with the offers in two different ways. Once you understand the fundamentals, you can create almost any other type of offer, such as: bundles, mix & match, buy x get x, buy x get y, bulk discounts, and more. To follow along with these tutorials we have prepared a demo site with pre-loaded data that you can use. Each of these tutorials will cover a general overview of the following concepts:- Adding your product filters
- Adding your offers
- Making your offer apply repeatedly (BOGOs and Bundles)
- Adding preconditions (optional)
- Setting your coupon to apply automatically
Things to know
Coupons+ coexists with native coupons
Coupons+ is built on top of WooCommerce coupons. When you install Coupons+, all your existing coupons continue to work normally. In addition you can still create regular coupons at any time. You can only choose one mode per coupon, however, so you cannot combine a classic WooCommerce coupon with a Coupons+ coupon. You have to pick one or the other.
Coupons+ is built on top of WooCommerce coupons. When you install Coupons+, all your existing coupons continue to work normally. In addition you can still create regular coupons at any time. You can only choose one mode per coupon, however, so you cannot combine a classic WooCommerce coupon with a Coupons+ coupon. You have to pick one or the other.
Product filters are not cart conditions.
Product filters are used by your offers to determine what can receive a discount. In practice, in many cases they may act as a condition for your offers, but they are implemented as filters that are applied to the items of the cart. It is important to understand this limitation especially when trying to negate a discount (e.g., denying an offer when a specific product or category is in the cart).
Product filters are used by your offers to determine what can receive a discount. In practice, in many cases they may act as a condition for your offers, but they are implemented as filters that are applied to the items of the cart. It is important to understand this limitation especially when trying to negate a discount (e.g., denying an offer when a specific product or category is in the cart).
The tutorials
1
Item Discounts: Products, Categories, Brands, and More
This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating discounts that are applied to cart items, like 10% off all Shoes.
Product Discounts
Creating your first product discount
2
Buy One, Get One
This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating BOGO discounts, like Buy 1 T-shirt and get another for free.
BOGO
Creating your first Buy One, Get One Discount
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