Free Trial Coupon for WooCommerce Subscriptions lets you offer a different free-trial period through a coupon code. Create a “Subscription Trial” coupon, choose the trial length and period, and let customers apply it when signing up for a subscription.

Help customers understand their subscription offer before they place an order. For supported trial coupons, the cart and checkout show the trial period, what is due today, the recurring price, and the first payment date. Works with classic cart and checkout pages and the WooCommerce Cart and Checkout blocks.

Use trial coupons for subscription promotions, introductory offers, and extended trials. You can also add a trial period to WooCommerce Subscriptions’ fixed or percentage sign-up fee discount coupons.

Features

A dedicated “Subscription Trial” coupon type.
Set the free-trial length in days, weeks, months, or years.
Add trial settings to “Sign-Up Fee Discount” and “Sign-Up Fee % Discount” coupons.
Trial handling for simple subscriptions and subscription variations.
Show the trial period with a clear green badge for supported trial coupons.
Display today’s subscription payment alongside the recurring price.
Compare first payment dates before and after the trial coupon.
Support WooCommerce Cart and Checkout blocks as well as classic pages.
Reject trial-only coupons when the cart contains no subscription products.

Trial-only coupons do not discount sign-up fees. This plugin does not add renewal-payment discounts.

Requirements

Install and activate both:

WooCommerce 6.5 or greater.
WooCommerce Subscriptions 6.7 or greater (paid extension, purchased separately).

Compatibility and community testing

Version 3.0.0 was checked with WooCommerce 11.2.1, WooCommerce Subscriptions 7.7.0, and PHP 8.3.32, using WordPress 7.1.3 for classic pages and WordPress 7.1.4 for Cart and Checkout blocks. Checks covered applying and removing a seven-day trial coupon, quantity changes, mixed carts, mobile checkout, and a local manual subscription checkout.

The enhanced price and date comparisons apply to a single Subscription Trial coupon on subscriptions without a sign-up fee or synchronized billing. Other combinations keep the standard WooCommerce Subscriptions display. A free trial does not necessarily make the entire order free: sign-up fees, other products, shipping, or taxes may still be payable.

Our available WooCommerce Subscriptions test copy is 7.7.0. If you have a newer version, please test on staging and share your versions, steps, and results on GitHub. Please do not upload paid plugin files, license keys, or customer data.

Testing details and known coverage limits are maintained in the development repository. Automatic payment gateways, actual renewal charges, subscription variations, and sign-up fee coupon combinations have not been verified in the 3.0.0 checks.

Getting started

Go to Marketing > Coupons and add a coupon.
Choose Subscription Trial as the discount type.
Enter the Free trial length and select its period.
Set any coupon restrictions and publish the coupon.
Add a subscription product to the cart and apply the code. Review the trial and recurring totals before placing an order.

Demo

Explore the demo store for example trial offers. Create and test your own coupon codes on your store.

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