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Coupons and promo codes

Percentage, fixed-amount, or free-delivery discount codes — with minimum-order, usage-cap, and expiry guardrails.

Updated July 4, 2026

Coupons live in the Catalog section. Each is a code a customer enters at checkout, with a type and guardrails.

The three coupon types

  • Percentage — a percent off the order.
  • Fixed amount — a dollar amount off the order.
  • Free delivery — a delivery-incentive code. Note that today it applies as a credit toward the order rather than a strict delivery-only waiver, so set the amount with that in mind.

Guardrails

  • Minimum order — the code only applies at or above a subtotal you set.
  • Usage cap — limit total redemptions, or leave it unlimited.
  • Expiry — set an end date, or let it run.
  • Active toggle — pause a code without deleting it.
Note: Important: creating a coupon automatically announces it to your opted-in subscribers — a one-time "New coupon" email and SMS (where texting's enabled), subject to your send quota. So don't spin up test coupons against your live audience. Separately, the trigger-type options (first-order, win-back, birthday) don't auto-fire on those events yet, so for targeted use treat the code as a manual one you share (print it, post it, text it); the guardrails above do the enforcing.
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Frequently asked questions

Questions about coupons and promo codes

Practical answers about coupons and promo codes in KitchenRush.

Can I limit coupon use by order size, expiry, or redemptions?

Minimum order — the code only applies at or above a subtotal you set.

Usage cap — limit total redemptions, or leave it unlimited.

Expiry — set an end date, or let it run.

Active toggle — pause a code without deleting it.

Will creating a coupon send it to my customers?

Important: creating a coupon automatically announces it to your opted-in subscribers — a one-time "New coupon" email and SMS (where texting's enabled), subject to your send quota. So don't spin up test coupons against your live audience. Separately, the trigger-type options (first-order, win-back, birthday) don't auto-fire on those events yet, so for targeted use treat the code as a manual one you share (print it, post it, text it); the guardrails above do the enforcing.

Does a free-delivery coupon waive only the delivery charge?

Free delivery — a delivery-incentive code. Note that today it applies as a credit toward the order rather than a strict delivery-only waiver, so set the amount with that in mind.