Webflow Ecommerce currently lacks native support for advanced discount codes or free shipping coupons. However, there are effective workarounds using third-party tools or checkout customizations.
1. Use Webflow’s Built-in Discount (Limited Features)
- Go to Project Settings › Ecommerce › Discounts to create a basic discount.
- You can only create percentage or fixed amount discounts.
- Discounts cannot apply to shipping or have advanced rules like “Buy One Get One.”
- Snipcart and Foxy.io both integrate with Webflow and offer full control over coupons, shipping rates, and discount logic.
- With Snipcart, you can:
- Create advanced discount codes with start/end dates.
- Offer free shipping when certain conditions are met.
- Use JavaScript-based rules for advanced customization.
- With Foxy.io, you can:
- Set up free shipping coupons, minimum order thresholds, or BOGO.
- Manage everything from a dashboard external to Webflow.
- Both tools allow custom styling so they can match your Webflow site design.
3. Apply Free Shipping Based on Cart Value Without Coupons
- You can create shipping rules directly in Webflow:
- Go to Project Settings › Ecommerce › Shipping.
- Set up a rule like: “Free shipping for orders over $50.”
- You don't need a coupon — it automatically applies at checkout.
4. Use Custom JavaScript + Webflow CMS (More Advanced)
- Use Webflow CMS to manually create “discount code” entries.
- At checkout, use custom JavaScript to:
- Validate an entered coupon against CMS entries.
- Adjust pricing dynamically in the cart, before reaching checkout.
- Limitation: Webflow doesn't allow modifying the real checkout pricing, so this method only simulates discounts visually and may require Zapier/Integromat for post-checkout adjustments (like issuing partial refunds).
- Create product listings in Shopify and embed them in Webflow using the Buy Button embed.
- You can then use Shopify’s full discount code features, shipping rules, and apps.
- Webflow handles the site design; Shopify handles payments and discount logic.
Summary
While Webflow’s ecommerce discount tools are minimal, you can offer true discount codes and free shipping by integrating third-party platforms like Snipcart or Foxy, or embedding Shopify Buy Buttons. For automated free shipping without coupons, Webflow’s native shipping rules are your best bet.