Why it costs money
The discount goes to shoppers who had already decided to buy. You lose margin without gaining a sale.The discount goes to shoppers who had already decided to buy.
Leaks / Honey and coupon extensions
Coupon extensions try every code they know, on shoppers who were already at checkout. CheckoutLeak shows which of your codes are being drained, so you can pause or cap them.Extensions try every code they know. We show which codes they drain, so you can cap them.
Browser extensions such as Honey and coupon sites such as RetailMeNot collect discount codes and offer them to shoppers at checkout. The shopper didn’t come for a deal; the deal found them.
Once a code is on those lists, it keeps being applied until it stops working. The bigger the discount, the more it costs you.
The discount goes to shoppers who had already decided to buy. You lose margin without gaining a sale.The discount goes to shoppers who had already decided to buy.
We see the effect in your orders: a code running far above its usual rate, and orders whose visit came from known coupon and cashback sites, including Honey, RetailMeNot, Rakuten and Capital One Shopping.We see it in your orders: code spikes and visits from coupon sites.
Pause the code, or add a usage limit so it stops by itself, in one click on Pro and Autopilot. Then give the real audience a fresh code.Pause the code or cap it in one click, then send a fresh one.
Scans are read-only, and the first one starts when you install.Read-only scans, from day one.