Creating a Discount Coupon
This walkthrough creates a £10 off coupon using the Coupon: Fixed $ Off recipe in the Discount Wizard. The result is a discount tied to a coupon code that customers enter at checkout.
Step by step
Section titled “Step by step”Open the recipe picker
Section titled “Open the recipe picker”Navigate to WooCommerce → Dino Discounts and click the + Create Discount button in the toolbar on the Discounts tab.

Pick the “Coupon: Fixed $ Off” recipe
Section titled “Pick the “Coupon: Fixed $ Off” recipe”In the recipe picker, find the Coupon Codes group and select “Coupon: Fixed $ Off”.

Set the discount amount and campaign
Section titled “Set the discount amount and campaign”On the Discount tab, set the discount amount (e.g. 10). The wizard pre-selects “Fixed amount off the order total” — leave that as-is for a straightforward £10 off.
Under Coupon Campaign, use the campaign dropdown to connect a coupon code:
- Select an existing campaign from the list, or
- Choose ”+ Create New Campaign…” to open the New Coupon Campaign modal — enter a code like
SAVE10, pick the campaign type (Single Code for a basic coupon), and click Create Campaign
Once a campaign is selected, a ✓ confirmation appears — customers will enter that code at checkout to activate the discount.

Save as draft
Section titled “Save as draft”Click Save Draft in the top-right corner. Your coupon discount is saved but not live yet.
Publish your coupon
Section titled “Publish your coupon”When you’re happy:
- Click the Discounts tab at the top of the admin to go back to the list
- You’ll see an unsaved changes banner at the top
- Click Publish to open the publish modal
- Review the “What goes live” summary
- Click Publish Discounts
Your coupon is now live. Customers entering SAVE10 at checkout will receive £10 off their order.

What’s next?
Section titled “What’s next?”- Key Concepts — Understand discounts, recipes, drafts, and stacking
- All Discount Types — Explore tiered, bulk, buy-X-for-Y, and mix-and-match
- Targeting — Restrict coupons to specific products or customers
- Discount stacking — Control what happens when multiple discounts apply