Promos

The promo is the carrier — the deadline, the surface, and the coupon all hang off the same record.

Promos

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1

Create or choose the promo that carries the deadline, coupon, tier, or redirect.

2

Add promos to the campaign surface that customers will actually see.

3

Use promo test mode to preview the active, expiring, and expired states before launch.

Why it matters

Useful when Promos needs conversion to be part of the actual selling flow.

In Plandalf

The promo is the carrier — the deadline, the surface, and the coupon all hang off the same record.

Why not bolt it on

Other stacks make you wire three tools together and pray they agree on the time.

Where it shows up

01

Set it once

Start a personal deadline on the first visit, then keep the same campaign state for that buyer across every return visit.

02

Keep the window honest

Use one shared launch window so the page, checkout, and email agree on when the offer opens, closes, or changes price.

04

Carry it into email

Render the same deadline in email and on-site so a buyer sees one campaign, not a mismatched collection of clocks.

How to use it

Step 1
Create or choose the promo that carries the deadline, coupon, tier, or redirect.
Step 2
Add promos to the campaign surface that customers will actually see.
Step 3
Use promo test mode to preview the active, expiring, and expired states before launch.

Playbooks

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A 72-hour launch window

One sitewide deadline. Coupon dies at the same second the banner does.

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A personal deadline for new leads

A 48-hour deadline follows the lead when each surface uses the same participant reference.

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A limited drop with one shared clock

Same deadline ticks in the inbox and on the checkout — to the second.

Try it in context

Start from the product overview, use the docs for the exact setup, then test the full path before customers see it.