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How promo codes and introductory discounts work

A promo code applies an introductory discount to your MapleGather bill for a set period. This page explains what a code can do, how long it lasts, and what happens when it ends — so there’s never a surprise.

A promo code lowers your cost for a while — by discounting your rate, waiving your first few months, or extending your free trial. It runs for a set window, then your bill returns to the standard rate, and we tell you before that happens. A promo code never changes which features you have, because every feature is always included.

A promo code has one or more of these effects:

  • A discount on your rate — a lower per-contact rate for a set number of months.
  • First-months credit — your bill is fully or partly waived for the first few months.
  • A longer trial — extra days added to your free trial, so you have more time before you need a card.

The exact amount and length are set by MapleGather when the code is created. You’ll always see a plain-language summary of what a code does at the moment you apply it — never a figure you have to work out yourself.

A discount or credit runs for the number of months set on the code. When that window ends, your organization moves to the standard rate. Because MapleGather never surprises you on price, you’ll get an advance notice before the change, so you can plan for it.

A trial-extension code simply adds days to your trial. It doesn’t collect a payment method or start a paid subscription.

Your organization can have one active promo code at a time. If you apply a new code while one is already active, the new one replaces it — codes don’t stack or combine.

If MapleGather retires a code after you’ve already applied it, you keep the discount you were given for the rest of its window. Only new attempts to apply a retired or fully used code are turned away.

Promo codes are about pricing, not access. Tying a code to your rate — and never to features — keeps our promise that every organization gets the whole product. A clear window with advance notice before it ends means an introductory offer never becomes a surprise on a later bill.

  • A promo code can’t unlock or restrict any feature — there are no features to unlock.
  • A code that isn’t valid (not found, expired, or fully redeemed) never blocks your trial or subscription; you continue at the standard rate. See Your promo code wasn’t applied.
  • Applying the same code again when it’s already on your account doesn’t change anything.