
Exclusive Coupon Card
Promo code box, feature list, brand image and a claim button. Best for a dedicated coupon post.
Free on WordPress.org, GPL-2.0 licensed
Couprix adds five ready-made coupon blocks to the Gutenberg editor, with click-to-copy codes, countdown timers and JSON-LD schema built in.
Or install it from your dashboard: Plugins, Add New, then search for Couprix.

5
coupon block styles in one plugin
100+
active installs on WordPress.org
0
external scripts, fonts or tracking calls
5.8+
WordPress version needed, with PHP 7.4+
Pick a style from the block sidebar, add your deal and publish. Every style is responsive, keyboard friendly and outputs structured data.

Promo code box, feature list, brand image and a claim button. Best for a dedicated coupon post.

Several deals from one brand, ranked in order with verified badges. Best for coupon roundups.

Shows the original price, the discounted price and the saving. Best for hosting and SaaS plans.

One slim row that sits inside your article without breaking the reading flow.

A clean bar with a live countdown timer. Best for deals that expire soon.
Everything happens inside the WordPress block editor, with a live preview of the coupon as you type.
Add it from the block inserter in any post or page, like any other Gutenberg block.
Choose a style from the dropdown in the block sidebar and set your brand colours.
Enter the code, discount and affiliate URL. Add more deals with the repeater and set nofollow or sponsored.

Couprix loads no outside scripts and describes every offer with structured data, so your coupon posts stay fast and easy for Google to read.
Each coupon ships with schema markup that describes the offer, so search engines understand it.
Real buttons, headings and ARIA labels, so every coupon works with a keyboard and a screen reader.
Set nofollow, sponsored and open in new tab on each block, the way Google asks you to mark paid links.
No CDN calls, no tracking and no third-party fonts. Images lazy load and everything runs on your own server.
Layouts adapt at 1024, 768, 600 and 480 pixels, so coupons stay readable on small phones.
The Powered by Couprix link is off by default. You decide, block by block, if it ever shows.

Who builds Couprix
I am Aman Jha, an SEO professional and affiliate marketer from India. I founded the content agency Maxzob, which I sold in 2026, and I now lead SEO client work at Botpresso.
I built Couprix for my own affiliate sites. The coupon plugins I tried were slow, kept key features behind a paid plan, or produced broken schema. Couprix is the plugin I wanted: free, fast and clean.
The reviews and coupon codes on this site follow the same rule. I test the tool, check the price on the vendor's own site and try each code at checkout before it goes live.
Couprix is also a review site. Every guide is written after using the tool, and every coupon code is tried at checkout before it is published.






Updated October 5, 2026
Straight answers, taken from how the plugin works today. For anything else, ask on the WordPress.org support forum.
Yes. Couprix is free on WordPress.org under the GPL-2.0 license. There is no paid version and no feature is locked behind an upgrade.
Yes. Couprix is a native Gutenberg block with a live preview in the editor. It needs WordPress 5.8 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer.
Yes. The built-in repeater lets you add several deals to one block, which is how the Deal List Card style works.
Each block has settings for nofollow, sponsored and open in new tab, so your affiliate links are marked the way Google recommends.
Yes. Every coupon outputs JSON-LD schema along with semantic HTML5, which helps search engines understand your offers.
It is built not to. Couprix has no external dependencies, lazy loads coupon images and makes no requests to outside servers.
Only if you choose to. The Powered by Couprix credit link is off by default and can be switched on or off for each block.
Download Couprix from WordPress.org, or install it from your dashboard under Plugins, Add New by searching for Couprix.