A question about coupons

I am currently setting up a “subscription box” for the Letters from the North Pole on a particular marketplace. They ask to provide a unique, ongoing coupon code, evergreen coupon code (no expiration date). I would like to create a coupon that can be used only ONCE per customer. I am not sure how to do it (or if it can be done).

Initially, I was thinking of making a coupon to give 4 months for the price of 3 months, but I have no idea if it can be done, so I figured that if I set up a 25% discount, it could work BUT I don’t know how to set it up so that someone does not start, cancel and start again with the same discount over and over again.

In the backend, there is a Max Uses and a Uses (Counter) . I assume that is for everyone and not based on individual customers. Am I correct? If so, is there a way to get the coupon to be used only once per customer?

Thanks.

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Right, those are total, not for each user.

It’s not possible as it is, but it could be custom coded… How important is it for your project, and when would you need it?

:slight_smile:

It seems to be a requirement on the platform.
I am not in a big rush, but if I could get something done within a couple of months, it would help.

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