Groupon is a deals marketplace where businesses list offers on local experiences, services, goods and short breaks. Each deal is published by the business behind it and carries its own conditions covering things like booking, what is included and how it is redeemed, so the fine print on the deal page is the part worth reading closely. Codes on this page are applied at the Groupon checkout, on top of whatever the deal itself is. What appears differs by location and by deal, so check what your basket shows before you pay.
Set your location first, since most listings are local and what you see changes with the area you pick. Open the deal page and read the fine print — what is included, how to book and how it is redeemed — before buying, because those conditions come from the business running the offer rather than the marketplace. Once bought, a deal is normally redeemed by presenting the voucher to that business.
Choose your deal, then enter the code in the promotional code field at the checkout. The total updates to show whether it has been accepted.
No. The deal is the offer published by the business, while a code is applied at the checkout on top of it, if its conditions allow.
Codes are often limited to certain categories, locations or account types, and some stop working without notice. Check the conditions attached and try another if yours does not fit.
Vouchers you have bought are normally kept in your account, and redeeming one usually means presenting it to the business providing the deal. The steps that apply to a particular deal are set out on its own deal page.
This page lists what we hold for the site. Groupon itself is the authority on which deals and codes are live in your area.
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