Agentis Solution
Stop Coupon Aggregators From Turning Your Welcome Code Into a Loss
When a single-use code gets scraped by a coupon-aggregator extension and shared publicly, Agentis still enforces your profit floor on every order it produces.
The Problem
Coupon aggregator browser extensions surface active discount codes at checkout automatically, and once a code becomes visible to one of these tools it effectively becomes public. A welcome code meant for one first-time customer can end up applied on thousands of orders it was never priced for. Standard Shopify discount rules have no way to tell a legitimate single use from an aggregator-driven one: the code is valid, so it applies.
How Agentis Solves It
Agentis does not detect or block browser extensions directly, that is a different problem than the one it solves. What it does is evaluate the actual order that results once a code is applied: current COGS, freight to that zone, FX rate, and the discount itself, all together, in under 10ms. If the resulting order falls below your configured profit floor, Agentis blocks or modifies it, regardless of which channel the code arrived through. The leaked code still gets used; the below-floor order does not still ship.
Key Benefits
- Blocks or modifies below-floor orders no matter how a discount code was discovered
- No dependency on identifying or blacklisting specific extensions or domains
- Works on the resulting order economics, so new aggregator tools don't require new rules
- Deploys without changing your existing discount code setup
Platform Features
- —Real-time profit-floor evaluation at checkout, independent of discount source
- —Live COGS, freight zone, and FX data factored into every order decision
- —Configurable floor per SKU category or promo type
- —No storefront code changes required
Built for
Shopify Plus merchants running single-use or welcome discount codes at meaningful volume
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Agentis block the Honey extension or similar coupon aggregators?
No. Agentis does not detect or block browser extensions; that would require client-side detection outside its scope. Instead, it evaluates the order that results after any code is applied, from any source, and blocks or modifies it if the real margin falls below your floor. The leaked code stops mattering because the unprofitable order never ships. The evaluation considers current COGS, freight to the destination zone, the FX rate, and the discount itself, all together in under 10ms at checkout. Because the decision is made on the resulting order economics rather than on the code's origin, a new aggregator tool does not require a new rule and there is no blacklist of extensions or domains to maintain. Floors are configurable per SKU category or promo type, so a welcome code can carry a different floor than a seasonal promotion. No storefront code changes are required to deploy. For your store, the question shifts from how a code was found to whether the order it produces is profitable.
Will this stop my welcome code from leaking to a coupon site in the first place?
No tool can fully prevent a code from being shared once a customer has it. Agentis addresses the financial consequence instead: whatever volume a leaked code drives, none of it ships below your configured profit floor. Once a code is visible to a coupon aggregator extension, it is effectively public, and a code meant for one first-time customer can be applied on thousands of orders it was never priced for. Standard Shopify discount rules cannot distinguish a legitimate single use from an aggregator-driven one, because the code is valid either way. Agentis evaluates each resulting order on current COGS, freight to that zone, FX, and the discount, all together in under 10ms, and blocks or modifies any order that falls below your floor. This means you can keep issuing single-use and welcome codes without redesigning them around the assumption they will leak. Set the floor per promo type so your store's welcome offer is priced for the customer it was meant for and protected for everyone else.
Does this require me to change how I create discount codes?
No. Agentis evaluates orders after Shopify applies your existing discount logic, so no change to your current code setup is required. Agentis sits after the discount stage: Shopify resolves whichever codes and automatic discounts apply, and Agentis then evaluates the resulting order against your configured profit floor using current COGS, freight to that zone, and the FX rate, in under 10ms. Because the check operates on order economics rather than on code structure, your existing single-use codes, welcome codes, and campaign codes stay exactly as they are. There are no storefront code changes required either. What you do configure is the floor itself, per SKU category or promo type, which is where the protection lives. This separation is deliberate: it keeps marketing free to design offers while finance defines the boundary those offers cannot cross. For your store, the rollout is a policy configuration, not a discount migration.
Sources
Key Concepts
Margin Analysis
Coupon Stacking
The practice, by customers or unintentionally permitted by checkout configuration, of applying multiple discount codes to a single order, typically dropping margin below intended thresholds.
Profit Governance
Promo Abuse
When customers exploit coupon codes, referral programs, or promotional mechanics beyond their intended use, generating orders that erode margin through illegitimate discounting.
Margin Analysis
Discount Stacking
When multiple discounts, such as a site-wide sale, a coupon code, and a loyalty reward, combine on a single order, compounding margin loss beyond what any individual promotion intended.
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