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Promo codes

Promo codes are discount codes a guest types at checkout — for example SUMMER5 for 5% off. Unlike automatic discounts, they stay hidden until a valid code is entered. Manage them from Storefront → Promotions.

Creating a code

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Click New promotion and fill in:

  • Code — what the guest types (e.g. SUMMER5). Matching is case-insensitive.
  • Label — shown on the price breakdown, e.g. “Summer sale”.
  • Description — optional longer text at checkout.
  • Discount type and value — Percentage (%), Fixed amount, or Fixed per night.

Where it applies (scope)

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The Applies to setting controls which listings accept the code:

  • All listings — every listing in the account.
  • Specific listings — only the listings you pick.
  • Listings with tag — any listing carrying at least one of the chosen tags. New listings that get the tag are automatically included.

Validity and usage limits

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  • Valid from / Valid until — the redemption window. Leave either empty for no bound. (For “5% in June”, set both to June.)
  • Max total uses — a global cap across all customers. Empty means unlimited. The table shows redemptions as used / cap.
  • Per-customer limit — how many times one customer may use the code. Empty means unlimited. This limit is checked when the booking is confirmed, so a customer can enter the code and see the discount in their quote, but a repeat use beyond the limit is rejected at that final step.
  • Active — a master on/off switch, independent of the date window.

How it interacts with automatic discounts

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A promo code does not stack with a listing’s automatic discounts — a valid code replaces them and applies in their place. Promo codes reuse the same discount types and can carry the same kinds of eligibility conditions as automatic discounts, so a code can still require, say, a minimum length of stay.

Where guests enter it

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Guests enter the code in the checkout flow on your storefront. If a code is invalid — wrong code, outside its window, listing out of scope, or a limit reached — the quote still returns a normal (code-free) price and surfaces the reason, rather than blocking the booking.

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