"Coupon code," "discount code," "promo code" — all mean the same thing: a string of letters and numbers you enter at an online store's checkout to get a discount. Here's how to make the most of them. You can start right from the CouponX homepage.
What's the difference between a coupon and a deal?
A coupon code must be entered manually at checkout to apply. A deal applies automatically — you enter the store via the link and the price is already reduced, no code needed.
How to redeem a coupon code — step by step
- Find a matching code on CouponX and click "Reveal code"
- The code is copied automatically and you're taken to the store
- Add items to your cart and go to checkout
- Paste the code in the "coupon code" field and click "Apply"
- Make sure the discount appears in the order summary before paying
What to do when a coupon code doesn't work?
There's usually a simple reason. Run through this list:
- Check the code hasn't expired — every coupon here shows an expiry date
- Make sure you meet the terms (minimum, category or product)
- Watch for uppercase/lowercase
- Try another code — there are usually several per store
Can you combine several coupons?
Usually not — most stores allow one code per order. Sometimes you can combine a code with an existing deal or with credit-card cashback. Always worth trying.
Does using coupon codes cost money?
No. Using CouponX is completely free. We gather coupons, rank them by likelihood of working and update them constantly. Want to save more? Read our 10 saving tips.
Before you complete a purchase, always check for an extra discount or an active coupon code for the store. It can save you real money!
