We want to thank those who have supported our work with something a little different. From now until the end of Thanksgiving weekend (Monday, November 27th), users signing up to a subscription-based database can enter the code THANKS2023 to get 50% off the first cycle of the subscription. As always, you can cancel any time and still have database access for the period you signed up for.
To use this coupon code, simply access any database signup form and locate the blue “Have a Coupon?” link. Here is an example:
Click on “Have a coupon?” to enter the coupon code THANKS2023. Once you enter the code and move on to another field in the form, the form will automatically recalculate the terms to apply a 50% discount to the first cycle of the subscription. You can see an example of this below:
Below are the databases this coupon code applies to.
After November 27th, we will decide to either extend this discount until the end of the year, adopt it indefinitely, adopt it indefinitely but with modifications, or discontinue it. We welcome your feedback (contact form here) which may influence our decision.
The massive “User Experience Plus” upgrade on June 26th allowed us more flexibility to experiment with features such as this. We love developments that are a win-win and suspect this or something similar may be one, so we are testing the waters to see how this is received. Feel free to “share the gravy” by sharing this post with anyone you think may be interested.
Thank you to everyone who has supported our work!
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We want to thank those who have supported our work with something a little different. From now until the end of Thanksgiving weekend (Monday, November 27th), users signing up to a subscription-based database can enter the code THANKS2023 to get 50% off the first cycle of the subscription. As always, you can cancel any time and still have database access for the period you signed up for.
To use this coupon code, simply access any database signup form and locate the blue “Have a Coupon?” link. Here is an example:
Click on “Have a coupon?” to enter the coupon code THANKS2023. Once you enter the code and move on to another field in the form, the form will automatically recalculate the terms to apply a 50% discount to the first cycle of the subscription. You can see an example of this below:
Below are the databases this coupon code applies to.
After November 27th, we will decide to either extend this discount until the end of the year, adopt it indefinitely, adopt it indefinitely but with modifications, or discontinue it. We welcome your feedback (contact form here) which may influence our decision.
The massive “User Experience Plus” upgrade on June 26th allowed us more flexibility to experiment with features such as this. We love developments that are a win-win and suspect this or something similar may be one, so we are testing the waters to see how this is received. Feel free to “share the gravy” by sharing this post with anyone you think may be interested.
Thank you to everyone who has supported our work!
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If you like what you have read, feel free to sign up for our newsletter here:
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