Run promotions. Waffo handles the rest.

Promotion tools are enabled per account — ask your Waffo contact to enable them.

You can rename it, but not change what it does — the amount and the duration are fixed once the offer exists, so a code sitting in someone's inbox can't quietly change meaning. To change the terms, retire the offer and create a new one. Retiring it also switches off its codes, and it can't be undone.

Cap it. Set a total limit, a limit per customer, a daily limit, first-orders-only, a minimum basket — whichever combination fits. On top of your caps, Waffo detects repeated account creation, trial farming, repeated promotion or AI-token claims, and attempts to reset eligibility.

You do. Waffo does not cover it. Fees are charged on what the customer actually paid, and your payment provider never sees the list price.

The offer counts renewals, not calendar months. Pausing stops the count and resuming picks it up where it left off, so three discounted renewals stays three discounted renewals.

You decide that when you create the offer: the discount either follows them to the new plan, or ends with the old one.

In the Marketing Center: every offer, every code, every redemption, plus redemptions, discount spend, average discount per order and redemption rate. All of it exports to CSV.