That is a real export. The same single HTML file the editor builds for an ad network, animations and all — only the store redirect is held back.
Grab The Deal – Coupon
A struck-through price, a tear-off code and a six-hour clock. The most direct commerce card here — the saving is the headline.
What this screen does
The discount is shown three ways because different people read differently: a -70% badge, the old and new prices side by side (₹799 struck through, ₹239 today), and SAVE ₹560 TODAY as a cash figure.
The code sits in its own tear-off panel — PLAY70 — which makes it feel like a physical voucher rather than a marketing claim.
'Applied automatically · Cancel anytime' answers the two things that stop a checkout.
Best for
- Retail, food delivery and subscription apps
- Flash sales and first-order discounts
- Any campaign where the offer is a price rather than a feature
Making it yours
- Put your real prices in — the saving figure should be arithmetic the viewer can check.
- Replace the code with one that works, or remove the panel if the discount applies automatically.
- Set the validity to match the campaign.
- Adjust the currency and formatting for the market you are running in.
Next steps
Templates are a starting point, not a constraint. The documentation walks through changing one into your own ad and exporting it.
