Who it fits
Would Zapll actually help me, though?
- If you're on a checkout page with an empty promo box, Zapll finds codes for this exact shop.
- If you've opened ten coupon tabs for one shop, Zapll replaces them with one lookup.
- If you only buy when the deal is big, Zapll shows the offers that begin at 80% off.
Step by step
What do I actually do once I hit the button?
After you tap, a search box opens → you type the store name or paste its link → Zapll lists that store's codes and its biggest deal → you copy one into the store's promo box.
Words to know
Some of these words are unfamiliar to me.
- Promo codeA short word or a string of letters that takes money off an order. You meet it in the box marked "promo" or "coupon" at checkout.
- Unadvertised codeA code the store gives out quietly instead of putting it on its homepage. You meet it in emails, partner offers and Zapll results.
- Minimum dealThe smallest discount Zapll shows, which for deals is 80% off. You meet it beside each offer in the results.
- Shop linkThe web address of the store you want to buy from. You meet it in your browser's address bar, ready to paste.
Before you try
A few things before I give it a try.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no signup: you give the store and the lookup begins.
Does it cost me anything?
Nothing. Zapll is free to use, each time you check a store.
What can I type in?
A store's name or its full web address. Both send Zapll to the same shop.
Why might I get a quick check first?
Some lookups ask you to confirm you're a person before the results open. Finish it and the store's codes appear.
How do I know the codes actually work?
Try one lookup on a store you're about to buy from and test a code in the promo box. The checkout tells you straight away.
The next page is your store's code list.
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