Smart Coupons for WooCommerce by WebToffee extends WooCommerce's built-in shop_coupon post type with bulk generation, store credit, gift cards, BOGO, and URL coupons. The discount details live on the coupon post (discount_type, coupon_amount, date_expires) and in Smart Coupons' extra meta (wt_sc_apply_coupon_url, wt_sc_user_email_restrictions, etc.).

When a store shares a coupon's apply-URL on social or in email, the preview defaults to the store logo. So a free-shipping coupon, a 50% promo, and a store credit gift card all preview identically. The whole point of sharing a coupon is the offer, and the offer is invisible.

SleekPixel pulls the discount type, the discount amount, the expiry date, and the remaining uses from the coupon record, then composes a per-coupon card. The card uses the right currency formatting for fixed-amount discounts and a percentage badge for percent-based ones. When the coupon nears expiry, a countdown overlay can render automatically.

Marketing teams ship hundreds of coupon URLs a year. Influencer codes, email promos, affiliate links, retargeting pushes. The redemption rate on any one URL depends partly on the offer and partly on how clearly the offer reaches the customer's eye before they click.

A generic store logo communicates nothing about the discount, so the customer has to read the post text and trust it. A per-coupon card with the actual discount, the code, and the expiry tells the customer everything they need before the click. Smart Coupons already stores all of those values.

The discount type sits in WooCommerce's core shop_coupon fields. The URL-apply behavior lives in Smart Coupons' own meta. The expiry is in date_expires.

SleekPixel composes them into an image. The result is a higher click rate on the coupon URL, lower confusion about which offer is which, and a more trustworthy preview when the coupon URL gets forwarded across channels.