How to redeem a promo code on RSS.com

Modified on Fri, 23 Oct at 9:31 AM

Promo code and coupon mean the same thing at RSS.com. A code can take a percentage off a plan, or make it free for a set period. You apply it at checkout.

Important: you can add a code only when you subscribe for the first time, at checkout, on monthly or yearly billing. It can't be added when you move up from Free or from another plan, or when you restore a subscription that ended.

1. Open your Subscription page

Click the user icon at the top right, open Account and select Subscription. If you do not have an account yet, create one and verify your email address first.

RSS.com dashboard account menu with a red arrow pointing to Subscription under Account

2. Press Subscribe

Subscription page with no subscription yet and a red arrow pointing to the Subscribe button

3. Pick the plan your code applies to

Click Start with and the plan name, such as Start with Plus, to go to the checkout.

Plan selection page with a red arrow pointing to Get Started on the All in One Podcasting plan

4. At the checkout, open the code field

  1. Add your card details.
  2. Choose monthly or yearly billing. The code field shows on both.
  3. Click Enter code.

Payment information page with numbered callouts on the card fields, billing switch and Enter code link

5. Enter the code and apply it

Type the code and select Apply Promo Code. A green box confirms what the discount does.

Payment information page with the Promo code field filled in (1) and the Apply promo code button (2)

Press Continue to finish the purchase.

Payment information page with a green box confirming the promo code, zero total and an arrow to Continue

6. Check it applied

Your Subscription page shows the plan and the active discount at any time.

RSS.com account menu open, with a red arrow pointing to the Subscription option

Subscription page showing the current plan, next bill, saved card and list of invoices

Why a card is needed even at 100% off

Two reasons. A card on file deters spammers and keeps the platform clean. And if your code only runs for a limited time, having a card already saved means your podcast keeps publishing when the discount ends.

Your card is not charged while the code is active and valid.

Related: Update your credit card · Plans compared · Subscription statuses explained

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