
Group buying and team deals for WooCommerce.
No signup. Today’s door is open: enter any email, apply the coupon and check out. The admin demo logs you in with one click, and nothing you change is saved.
Most advent calendars put the same code behind each door for every visitor. By lunchtime it is on a coupon site, and you have no idea which door sold anything.
Advently creates a real WooCommerce coupon at the moment a shopper opens a door: single use, tied to their email, and emailed to them. Doors that have not opened yet never reach the page, so there is nothing to peek at.
Behind a door can be a percentage or fixed discount, free shipping, a free product, or a gift idea from your shop. The Results tab adds up what each door earned from paid orders, minus refunds.
Everything in the box, so there is nothing to discover after checkout.
Dates, how doors unlock, a design. It fills every door with offers from your own products and can create the calendar page.
Change any offer, copy a door to the weekends, and preview any day as a store manager before December.
Revenue, orders and emails per door, from real paid orders, with the report and the list as CSV.
In email and account mode, yes. The coupon is a real WooCommerce coupon created when that shopper opens the door, limited to one use and to their email address. Opening the same door again shows the same coupon instead of making a new one.
No. The page carries door numbers and dates only. What is behind a door comes from your server after it checks the date in your store’s time zone, so changing the computer clock does nothing.
Yes. The calendar asks the server for today’s state when it loads, so a cached page still shows the right doors.
Yes. Logged in as a store manager you can show the calendar as on any day. Coupons in that preview are samples: nothing is created, recorded or emailed.
No. Any start date and 1 to 31 doors, so it works for the 12 days of Christmas, a Black Friday week or a New Year countdown as well as Advent.
Agreeing to offers is a separate, optional tick, so nobody has to accept marketing to get a coupon. Personal data shows up in WordPress’s own export and erase tools, and the plugin suggests text for your privacy policy.
Everything else is in the Advently documentation, and anything it does not answer goes to support@webkoding.com.

Group buying and team deals for WooCommerce.

Know what is about to run out, before it does.

Show the right thing to the right visitor, without writing a condition.
We will write when there is a new plugin, or a release worth knowing about. A few emails a year, each about something we actually shipped — no offers, no sequence, and your address goes nowhere else.
One click to leave, from any of them. What we do with it.