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Campaigns

Configuring PPP discount campaigns in the GoPayLocal dashboard.

A campaign links a product to a set of discount rules. It defines how discounts are calculated, delivered, and displayed.

Choose how discounts are calculated:

ModeDescriptionBest For
GroupCountries in the same tier get the same discountMost use cases
PPP FactorDiscounts based on each country’s PPP factorPrecise pricing
CustomSet exact percentages per countryFull control

See Pricing Modes guide for detailed comparison.

ModeDescription
Banner + CouponShow a banner with a coupon code. Visitor copies and applies at checkout.
Auto-ApplyDiscount is applied automatically at checkout. No coupon code needed. Requires a connected integration.

Set a cap on the maximum discount percentage. Even if a country’s PPP factor suggests a 70% discount, the max discount caps it.

Example: Max discount = 50%
Nigeria PPP suggests 65% → capped at 50%

The prefix for auto-generated coupon codes. Default: PPP.

Prefix: PPP → PPP-INDIA-30, PPP-BRAZIL-25
Prefix: PARITY → PARITY-INDIA-30, PARITY-BRAZIL-25

Restrict which domains can use this campaign’s banner. If left empty, the campaign works on any domain.

Example:
- yourapp.com
- www.yourapp.com
- pricing.yourapp.com

Enable and configure charm pricing for the campaign:

SettingDescription
EnabledTurn charm pricing on/off
StrategyRounding strategy per currency (see Charm Pricing guide)

Customize the banner appearance:

SettingDescription
Positiontop, bottom, bottom-left, bottom-right
Background colorBanner background
Text colorMessage text color
CTA button colorCopy-code button background
CTA text colorCopy-code button text
CTA textButton label (default: “Copy Code”)
Message templateMessage with {{placeholders}}
Show flagDisplay country flag emoji
Show close buttonAllow dismissal

See Banner Customization for details.

  1. Draft — Campaign is created but not active
  2. Active — Campaign is serving discounts
  3. Paused — Campaign exists but is not serving (useful for seasonal promotions)

A product can have multiple campaigns. Common patterns:

  • Separate campaigns for monthly/annual — Different max discounts for each
  • A/B testing campaigns — Test different discount levels
  • Seasonal campaigns — Holiday-specific messaging and discounts

Each campaign tracks:

  • Impressions — Banner views
  • Clicks — CTA clicks
  • Copies — Successful code copies
  • Redemptions — Code usage at checkout (via webhooks)

See Analytics for more details.