Create discount codes and automatic discounts, point shoppers to them with storefront popups, and switch on the Meta Pixel, Google Analytics 4 and Google Ads apps to measure the orders your ads bring in.
Sample data — your store, your numbers
Make a code for a campaign, or an automatic discount that needs no code at all. The checkout summary and the order use the same discount rules, so the total a shopper sees is the total on their order.
Sample data
Write a headline, a line of text and a button, choose when the popup opens, and switch it on. Shoppers close it with the × or by clicking outside it.
Popups appear on stores that have published a theme. Exit intent opens a popup when the pointer leaves the top of the window, so it fires in desktop browsers.
Sample data
Switch on the app in Apps and paste your ID. The tag loads on your storefront, and the thank-you page can report each order with its real value.
These are apps you switch on in Apps. They measure orders; ad campaigns are still created and managed in Meta and Google.
Sample data
Choose a discount code or an automatic discount, then its type, what it applies to and any minimum order value.
Automatic discounts apply by themselves. Codes go in the Discount code box, and the summary shows the saving before the order is placed.
The order shows the discount taken off, and the Used count on your Discounts screen goes up.
With the Meta Pixel, Google Analytics 4 or Google Ads app set up, the thank-you page reports the order and its value.
Codes shoppers enter at checkout, with an optional usage limit.
Apply at checkout with no code, like spend ₹1,000 and get 10% off.
Percentage off, fixed amount off, free shipping and buy X get Y.
Aim it at the entire order, chosen products or collections, with an optional minimum spend.
Exclusive discounts compete and the best one wins; stackable ones add on top.
How many orders used each discount, next to its usage limit.
Schedule a discount; checkout only applies it between its dates.
Page-load, delay, scroll or exit-intent triggers, once per session.
Page views and Purchase events for your Facebook and Instagram ads.
The GA4 tag, and purchase events with items, tax and shipping.
Conversions with the order value, and a Merchant Center product feed.
Adds buyers to your Mailchimp audience, with a tag, when they order.
Create your store, set up a discount and a popup, and switch on the apps that report your orders to Meta and Google.
