Introduction to Promo Codes
Promo codes are discount coupons your learners apply at checkout to get money off a course or membership. This article explains the types of code and the key concepts before you create one.
Where promo codes live
Promo codes sit under Marketing → Promo Codes in the left-hand menu.

Two types of code
When you create a code, you choose one of two types:
- Multiple Use: a single code that many learners can use multiple times (for example,
LAUNCH20). Best for public promotions. - Single Use: one-time codes. You provide a prefix and a quantity, and the platform generates that many unique codes, each usable once. Best for individual offers or giveaways.
How the discount works
- Discounts are percentage-based (for example, 20% off). There is no flat or fixed-amount discount.
- You can set a maximum discount amount so a percentage discount never exceeds a set cap.
- Discounts are configured per currency, so international learners get an appropriate cap.
What a code applies to
A promo code applies to the specific courses and/or memberships you choose, scoped to the branches where those are published. There is no "applies to everything" option; you always select what it covers.
For memberships, a promo code discounts only the initial charge, not recurring renewals, and applies only to non-auto-payment plans.
Validity and status
- Every code has a start date and expiry date.
- Status is Active or Expired, and it is determined automatically by the dates. There is no manual enable/disable toggle; a code becomes Expired when its end date passes.
Usage limits
For multiple-use codes you can cap usage:
- System wide: a maximum number of total redemptions across all learners.
- User wide: a maximum number of redemptions per learner.
Permissions
Promo codes are permission-gated (no specific plan is required):
- View codes: promo code read access.
- Create, edit, duplicate, and export: promo code write access.
- Usage reports use a separate reports permission.
Admins have full access. Create and action buttons are hidden without write access.
What's next
Start with Creating a Promo Code: Basic Details.