Has anyone found a simple workaround solution for implementing discounts in Webflow while waiting for the discount code function?

Webflow doesn’t yet support native discount codes in its eCommerce feature, but you can use a few workarounds to offer discounts effectively. Below are the most common and simple options users are implementing.

1. Use a CMS-Based Discount Page System

• Create a hidden “discounted” version of each product with a lower price.
• In the CMS, duplicate the original product entry but set a discounted price and unique URL slug (e.g., /product-name-discount).
• Manually exclude discount versions from your storefront collection lists.
• Share the link to the discounted product directly with users who have a “code” (e.g., via email or ad campaigns).
• Use query strings and URL lookups to control visibility or redirection if needed.

2. Time-Based or User-Triggered Conditional Pricing

• Use Memberstack, Outseta, or Firebase to manage user logins and show discounted pricing conditionally for logged-in users.
• Build custom logic with JavaScript + hidden CMS fields to swap displayed pricing or product buttons based on user interaction (e.g., clicking a "Use Discount" button).
• Combine with referrer tracking or UTM parameters so users from specific campaigns see discount pricing via JavaScript.

3. Third-Party Checkout Systems

• Use Shopify Buy Button embedded into Webflow pages for individual products with discounts configured in Shopify.
• Use Foxy.io, which integrates deeply with Webflow CMS and supports native coupon codes and advanced discount rules.
• Snipcart is another alternative that allows full cart control and discount code functionality directly through a script integration.

4. Bundled Discounts or Auto-Applied Pricing

• Offer multi-product bundles in Webflow as separate discounted CMS items (e.g., “2-for-1 Pack”).
• Highlight these bundles in your layout to mimic discount functionality without requiring a code.
• Set up free shipping thresholds or automated cart qualifiers using Webflow's native eCommerce logic (basic but helpful for perceived discounts).

Summary

Webflow doesn’t currently support native discount codes, but you can use CMS duplicates, conditional pricing with third-party tools, external checkout platforms, or bundled discounts as effective workarounds. For full coupon code functionality, tools like Foxy.io or Shopify Buy Button offer the most direct solutions.