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I’ve been offering a free sample item for anyone who signs up for our newsletter (welcome flow), and with certain marketing campaigns as well. Unfortunately, I just discovered that the coupon I’ve been using allows the person to add an unlimited number of that item to their cart for free (and it is an item that people like to give as gifts, so ordering multiples is pretty normal). I don’t see any way in Klaviyo’s coupon generator to state that the coupon only applies to one of the given item.

Is there a way to do this that I’m missing?

The only workaround I can think of at this point is to create a separate, unlisted free item that the only way to add it to your cart is with the link that is sent out in the welcome email, and link the dynamic coupon to that item. That would still leave the possibility of people being lazy and just increasing the quantity of the free item in their cart rather than going back through my shop and buying the real item, but it would significantly reduce the likelihood of someone ordering a large number of the samples for free accidentally.

My store is on Shopify.

Thank you.

Hi ​@psnolte,

 

This is a great point but not something Klaviyo has the functionality for currently. 

 

I use a Shopify app called MyBulk - Bulk Discount Creator to get around this currently, in this app you can create logic of one use per transaction or per person etc. So i think this may be what you’re looking for.

Also cost wise, this is what i’ve found to be the most efficient, costs for this app are; $1 set with up to 10,000 codes, $3 up to 100k, $5 up to 250k.

When you create the logic and codes, you just need to import the CSV file into Klaviyo under Coupons < Uploaded Coupons which you can they set up in your flows as normal.

My only flag on using this is codes will run out so keep an eye on how many you have left.

 

Hope this helps!

 

Thanks,

Alex

 


Thank you Alex, appreciate the response and your recommendation.

Peter


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