Users simply click on the code they want to use such as “30% off full price styles” and the code is copied and ready to paste in the box at the checkout. If you click the Pouch icon while on a retailer’s website it will list all the available voucher codes for that site.įor example, at the time of writing it had 12 voucher codes for Gap.co.uk.
Pouch works like this: Shoppers download Pouch to Google Chrome (it will be available to Firefox users in February) and they’ll then see the Pouch icon in the top right corner of their browser. Launched in September 2016, it already has more than 10,000 users and covers about 3,000 shopping sites.
This is where browser extension Pouch comes in – it hunts for the codes for you. Sites such as, .uk, and list the codes on offer – but the trouble is, it can take time to trawl these sites to find the best discount code available. These codes are typically entered into a promotional box on a site's checkout page to get either money off a purchase or free delivery. Savvy shoppers will already be using voucher or discount codes. The extensions available will vary depending on which browser you use, with Firefox and Chrome typically having the most options. Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Opera, Safari, Internet Explorer and Firefox are all browsers.īrowser extensions or ‘add-ons’ are small programs you can download to add new features to your browser. The days when shoppers had to trawl the internet to find special offers or discount codes are behind us: A new breed of internet browser extensions or ‘add-ons’ now do bargain hunters’ legwork for them.įor the uninitiated, web browsers are the software programs we use to browse and search the internet.
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