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One code per order, cashback that a sitewide code can void, and a shipping threshold set above the typical cart — the levers only all survive in one order.
Most shops allow only one promo code per order, so the first decision is which code deserves the slot. New-customer and newsletter codes typically take 10-15% off — usually the strongest single lever in the stack.
The hidden conflict is attribution. Applying a sitewide code often voids cashback or affiliate credit, and cashback itself runs about 1-10% of order value. A 10% code that cancels 8% cashback is a 2% gain, not a 10% one — and the discount line on the payment screen is the only place to confirm what actually applied.
On narrow screens, swipe or scroll the plate sideways.
Cashback carries a second condition: it is paid only after the retailer's 30-90 day return window closes. Treat it as a delayed rebate rather than money off at the till, and keep the order confirmation until it lands.
Free shipping comes last. Thresholds commonly sit at $25-50 for domestic orders and are placed a few dollars above the shop's typical cart — which is exactly what makes one extra item look like a bargain. Top up only with something worth buying anyway, and only if it costs less than the shipping fee.
Run the levers after the price-history check, not before: stacking discounts on an inflated list price just decorates the raised anchor. Once the order ships, the refund deadlines take over — the 30-day retailer window, the 14-day EU withdrawal and the 60-120 day card dispute covered in the deadline guide.
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