Marketing & channels
Creating discount codes
Run promotions with discount codes — set the type, value, minimum spend and usage limits.
What discount codes do
Discount codes let you run promotions — a launch offer, a seasonal sale, a thank-you for loyal customers. A customer enters the code at checkout and the discount is applied to their order. They are a simple, controllable way to give a price break without changing your listed prices.
Create a code
In the Discounts area of your dashboard, create a new code. You choose:
- The code itself — the text customers type at checkout, such as
WELCOME10. Keep it short and easy to remember. - The type and value — a percentage off, or a fixed amount off in rupees.
- A minimum order amount (optional) — require the order to reach a certain value before the discount applies, so you protect your margin on small baskets.
- A usage limit (optional) — cap how many times the code can be used in total, so a promotion cannot run away with you.
How usage is tracked
Storecrafto keeps count of how many times each code has been used and enforces any limit you set, so once a code reaches its cap it stops working automatically. You can see usage against each code, which makes it easy to judge how a promotion is performing.
Ideas for using them
- Welcome offer — a small percentage off a first order to convert new visitors.
- Minimum-spend deal — a fixed amount off orders over a threshold, to lift average order value.
- Limited promotion — a capped, time-boxed code to create urgency around a launch or event.
Practical tips
- Make codes memorable and relevant to the campaign.
- Use a minimum order amount to keep discounted orders worthwhile.
- Set a usage limit on anything you share publicly, so it cannot be over-redeemed.
- Watch the usage count to see which offers land, and retire codes you are no longer promoting.
Used deliberately, discount codes are one of the most reliable tools for driving a burst of sales — the key is to give them a clear purpose and a clear limit.
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