Coupon Collector pulls data from your WooCommerce coupons and displays them for customers to browse and collect. When you activate the plugin, it can automatically create a dedicated page, or you can place coupons anywhere using a shortcode or a block.
Installation
↑ Back to topThe simplest way to start using a product from WooCommerce.com is to use the “Add to store” functionality on the order confirmation page or the My subscriptions section in your account.
- Navigate to My subscriptions.
- Find the Add to store button next to the product you’re planning to install.
- Follow the instructions on the screen, and the product will be automatically added to your store.
Alternative options and more information at:
Managing WooCommerce.com subscriptions.
Automatic Coupon Page
↑ Back to topOn activation, the plugin can generate a page that lists available coupons. The page behaves like any normal WordPress page—you can edit the title, add content above/below, or change its slug.
Where to find it?
- Go to Pages and look for something like Coupons or Coupon Collector.
- Open the page and adjust the layout or add an intro paragraph if you wish.
Displaying Coupons Anywhere
↑ Back to topOption A: Use the Auto-Generated Page
↑ Back to topSimply link customers to the page created at activation.
Option B: Use the Shortcode
↑ Back to topAdd this shortcode to any page, post, or widget:
[boostpress_coupon_picker]Place it on landing pages, product archives, the cart page, or a custom promotions page.
Option C: Use the Gutenberg Block
↑ Back to top- Open the Block Editor for your page/post.
- Click + and search for Boostpress Collector.
- Insert the block to display the coupon list where you want.
Managing Coupons
↑ Back to top- Go to WooCommerce → Coupons.
- Create, edit, or delete coupons as needed (usage limits, expiry dates, products/categories, etc.).
- Refresh your coupon page. Most setups update instantly; if not, clear cache.
The display pulls live data from WooCommerce, so your changes there control what appears to customers.
Tips for Best Use
↑ Back to top- Set clear rules: Use expiry dates and usage limits to avoid misuse.
- Promote wisely: Link your coupon page in menus, banners, and emails.
- Brand the layout: When using the block, style surrounding content to match your theme.
- Cache/CDN: If using caching, purge after adding new coupons so they appear immediately.
Troubleshooting
↑ Back to topCoupons don’t show up
↑ Back to top- Ensure you’ve inserted the shortcode correctly:
[boostpress_coupon_picker]. - If using the block, confirm it’s the Boostpress Collector block.
- Clear site/page cache and your CDN cache (if any), then refresh.
New coupons not appearing
↑ Back to top- Verify the coupon is Published, not scheduled or expired.
- Check usage limits and restriction rules.
- Purge cache (plugin + server + CDN), then reload.
Auto-generated page is missing
↑ Back to top- Re-activate the plugin to recreate the page, or
- Manually create a new page and add
[boostpress_coupon_picker]to the content.
FAQ
↑ Back to topCan I change how coupons look?
↑ Back to topYes. Use your theme’s styles or wrap the shortcode within styled blocks/containers. If your plugin version includes block settings, adjust layout options in the sidebar.
Does it support multilingual sites?
↑ Back to topIf you use WPML/Polylang, place the shortcode/block in translated pages as needed. Coupon codes themselves are language-agnostic, but coupon descriptions can be localized.
Will it work with my cache or CDN?
↑ Back to topYes. Just purge caches after adding or changing coupons to show updates immediately.
