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<p>Most store owners lose hours every month to the same repetitive task: logging in, finding the product, typing in a new sale price, saving — and then doing it all over again next week. And when life gets busy? The promo just doesn’t happen.</p>
<p><strong>Recurring Sale for WooCommerce fixes that.</strong> You set up your discount schedule once, and the plugin runs every sale automatically — on time, every time — without you ever touching it again.</p>
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<h2>Set it once. Let it run forever.</h2>
<p>Configure your recurring sale right from the product edit page. Choose when it starts, how long it lasts, and how often it repeats. The plugin handles everything else:</p>
<ul class="wccom-tick-list-primary">
<li>Activates the sale price at exactly the right time</li>
<li>Runs the sale for your chosen duration — hours or days</li>
<li>Ends the sale cleanly when the window closes</li>
<li>Automatically restarts the next cycle, on schedule</li>
</ul>
<p>No cron jobs to manage. No spreadsheet reminders. No forgotten promos. Just consistent, reliable discounts running in the background while you get on with everything else.</p>
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<h2>Schedule sales the way your business actually works</h2>
<p>Every store has its own rhythm. Recurring Sale supports three scheduling modes so you can match your campaign cadence exactly — not the other way around.</p>
<h3>Every X Days</h3>
<p>Running a rolling promo? Set an interval and let it loop — every 3 days, every week, every month. Great for stores that want a consistent discount cadence without thinking about it.</p>
<p><em>Works well for: subscription-style promos, loyalty discounts, clearance rotations</em></p>
<h3>Day of the Week</h3>
<p>Pin a sale to a specific weekday — every Friday, every Saturday, every Monday. Your customers start expecting it, and you never have to lift a finger to make it happen.</p>
<p><em>Works well for: weekend deals, TGIF promotions, start-of-week offers</em></p>
<h3>Monthly Date</h3>
<p>Schedule sales on a recurring monthly date — the 1st, the 15th, or the end of the month. Perfect for pay-day promotions or monthly campaign cycles.</p>
<p><em>Works well for: pay-day sales, monthly newsletters, end-of-month clearance</em></p>
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<h2>Your regular pricing stays untouched</h2>
<p>Recurring Sale uses a dedicated sale price that’s completely separate from your standard WooCommerce pricing. It activates during the scheduled window and quietly disappears when the sale ends — no cleanup needed, no risk of accidentally leaving a discount on.</p>
<p>Your baseline price is always safe. The plugin just layers temporary promotions on top, on your terms.</p>
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<h2>From a 3-hour flash sale to a 2-day event</h2>
<p>Define exactly how long each sale window stays open — in hours or days. Whether you want a blink-and-miss-it flash deal or a relaxed weekend promotion, the plugin closes it out precisely on time.</p>
<ul class="wccom-tick-list-primary">
<li><strong>3-hour flash sale</strong> — urgency-driven, high-conversion spikes</li>
<li><strong>24-hour sale</strong> — a full day of visibility without overstaying</li>
<li><strong>2-day promotion</strong> — weekend coverage with natural start and end points</li>
</ul>
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<h2>Built for both quiet stores and busy ones</h2>
<p>Recurring Sale includes two tracking modes, so you can choose how each sale cycle is measured based on your store’s traffic pattern.</p>
<h3>Flexible Mode</h3>
<p>The cycle begins after the configured start hour and the first customer visits the product. A natural fit for smaller or lower-traffic stores.</p>
<h3>Restricted Mode</h3>
<p>The cycle starts strictly at the configured hour — no matter what. Better for high-traffic stores that need precise, clock-based sale timing.</p>
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<h2>Give shoppers a reason to act now</h2>
<p>The built-in countdown timer displays a live expiration clock right on your product page — so customers know the deal won’t last. It’s one of the simplest, most effective tools for nudging someone from “maybe” to “add to cart.”</p>
<ul class="wccom-tick-list-primary">
<li>Fully customizable title</li>
<li>Automatically synced to each sale cycle’s end time</li>
<li>Drop it anywhere with a shortcode</li>
</ul>
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<h2>In practice</h2>
<ul class="wccom-tick-list-secondary">
<li><strong>Fashion stores</strong> running a weekend discount every Friday–Sunday</li>
<li><strong>Digital product shops</strong> with a monthly “new customer” flash sale on the 1st</li>
<li><strong>Food & beverage brands</strong> doing a recurring 3-hour lunchtime deal</li>
<li><strong>Seasonal sellers</strong> automating their recurring end-of-month clearance</li>
<li><strong>Subscription-adjacent stores</strong> rewarding repeat visits with rolling discounts</li>
</ul>
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<h2>The promo that never gets forgotten</h2>
<p>Running recurring sales manually means it only happens when you remember to do it. That’s not a promotion strategy — that’s hoping for the best.</p>
<p>Recurring Sale turns your discount schedule into something that just works — predictably, automatically, and exactly the way you set it up. Install it once, configure your rules, and your promotions run themselves.</p>

Recurring Sale

<p>Automatically schedule recurring WooCommerce product sales based on days, weekdays, or monthly cycles.<br data-start="137" data-end="140" />Run limited-time recurring discounts with countdown timers and flexible scheduling controls.</p>

<p style="color: #444444">The <strong>Coupon Shortcodes</strong> extension for WooCommerce allows you to render coupon information and show content based on the validity of coupons.</p>
<p style="color: #444444">Customers can be motivated to proceed with their purchase, offering them to use specific coupons when the contents in the cart qualify for it, or by offering them to purchase additional items so they can use a coupon.</p>
<p> </p>
<h3 style="color: #111111">Conditional Shortcodes</h3>
<p>It provides the following conditional shortcodes that allow to enclose content which is shown if certain coupons are applied, valid or active:</p>
<pre>[coupon_is_active]
[coupon_is_not_active]
[coupon_is_applied]
[coupon_is_not_applied]
[coupon_is_valid]
[coupon_is_not_valid]
</pre>
<p>These conditional shortcodes allow to render content if any coupons are applied, valid or active:</p>
<pre>[coupon_has_valid]
[coupon_has_not_valid]
[coupon_has_active]
[coupon_has_not_active]
[coupon_has_applied]
[coupon_has_not_applied]
</pre>
<p> </p>
<h3>Coupon Info Shortcodes</h3>
<p>It also provides shortcodes that allow to render the coupon code, its description and an automatic description of the discount:</p>
<pre>[coupon_code]
[coupon_description]
[coupon_discount]
[coupon_show]</pre>
<p>A coupon iterator shortcode makes it easy to work with a set of coupons, the enclosed content is rendered for each coupon in sequence. The informational shortcodes can be used inside the content of this shortcode to display details about each coupon code.</p>
<pre>[coupon_iterate]
</pre>
<p>A coupon enumerator shortcode allows to list all or a set of coupons, to show their code, description or discount information:</p>
<pre>[coupon_enumerate]</pre>
<p> </p>
<h3>Documentation</h3>
<p>Please refer to the plugin’s <a href="https://docs.itthinx.com/document/woocommerce-coupon-shortcodes/" rel="nofollow">documentation</a> for detailed descriptions.</p>
<p> </p>
<h3>Examples</h3>
<p>Iterate over three coupons showing their code and discount information:</p>
<pre>[coupon_iterate code="test,welcome,20off"][coupon_code] – [coupon_discount][/coupon_iterate]</pre>
<p>Show a text when a coupon can be used (active) – this is useful to show promotional info while coupons can be used, as active means that the coupon has not reached its expiration date nor exceeded its usage limits:</p>
<pre>[coupon_is_active code="eastereggs"]
Happy Easter!
Use the coupon code [coupon_code] to hop away with a great discount : [coupon_discount]
[/coupon_is_active]</pre>
<p>This is an example of a text shown when a promotion is over:</p>
<pre>[coupon_is_not_active code="specialdiscount"]
Our special discount sale has ended. Come back often to see more!
[/coupon_is_not_active]</pre>
<p>Showing a coupon when the cart contents qualify for a coupon to be applied:</p>
<pre>[coupon_is_valid code="superdiscount"]
You qualify for a discount!
Use the coupon code [coupon_code] to take advantage of this great discount : [coupon_discount]
[/coupon_is_valid]</pre>
<p>Showing a coupon that is not valid for the current cart and motivating to add items:</p>
<pre>[coupon_is_not_valid code="25off"]
If you purchase 5 Widgets, you can use the coupon [coupon_code] to get 25% off your purchase!
[/coupon_is_not_valid]
</pre>
<p>Iterate over several coupons and show their discount info:</p>
<pre>[coupon_iterate code="test,welcome,20off"]
Use the Coupon Code: [coupon_code] for [coupon_discount]
[/coupon_iterate]
</pre>
<p>Iterate over all coupons and show their discount info:</p>
<pre>[coupon_iterate code="*"]
Use the Coupon Code: [coupon_code] for [coupon_discount]
[/coupon_iterate]
</pre>
<p>Show information about three random coupons, including the coupon code, its description and discount info together on each entry:</p>
<pre>[coupon_enumerate code="*" orderby="rand" number="3"]
[coupon_show show="code,description,discount"]
[/coupon_enumerate]
</pre>
<p>Show a single random coupon code:</p>
<pre>[coupon_enumerate code="*" orderby="rand" number="1"]
[coupon_code]
[/coupon_enumerate]</pre>

Coupon Shortcodes

<p>Show coupon discount info using shortcodes. Allows to render coupon information and content conditionally, based on the validity of coupons.</p>

Recurring Sale vs Coupon Shortcodes