2 Automattic, Inc. Promo Codes & Coupons - $20 Off | Jul. 2026 Verified

Yes, signing up for an annual plan on WordPress.com or Jetpack brings your monthly cost down compared to the monthly billing option. That lower rate is baked into the annual plan price itself, so you don't need a promo code to get it.

Pick the annual plan, and the lower price automatically appears on the billing page. WordPress.com annual plans also throw in a free custom domain for the first year, which the monthly option doesn't include.

We're working through these offers to make sure they hold up at checkout. The extensions themselves are sold through the official WooCommerce marketplace, so once you grab a code here, you'll head there to pick your extension and finish on the billing screen. One thing worth knowing before you buy: WooCommerce doesn't discount renewals, so whatever code you use only lowers that first bill, and renewals go through at full price after that.

Getting a code onto your order only takes a few steps once you're on the billing screen.

• Copy "*******FJ" from here before you head over to their site.
• The checkout or billing screen for whichever service you're using, WordPress.com or WooCommerce, has a link to add a coupon.
• Once you click that, a promo field opens up where the code goes in and gets applied.
• The total should drop by $20 before you pay.

Only one promo code works per order, so if you've already got one sitting in that field, swapping in a new one replaces it rather than stacking. If the discount still doesn't show, come back here and try a different code from our list.

Yes, new customers get an introductory discount on that first billing term, whether you pick monthly, annual, or a multi-year plan. Right now, "*******FJ" gets you $20 off that initial period. Just know renewals switch back to the standard rate automatically once that first term ends, so the discount only covers the plan you're starting.

Yes, but it's tied specifically to WordPress.com. Students can get a discount on annual WordPress.com plans once they're verified through a student verification service. Automattic has also run limited promotions giving verified students free Premium plans. That part is solid and worth checking on their site for current terms.

Where it gets fuzzy is WooCommerce extensions and their other developer tools. There doesn't seem to be a dedicated student rate built into those products, though pricing structures shift enough that it's hard to say for certain. If you're buying extensions rather than a WordPress.com plan, don't count on a student rate showing up at billing.

Yes, a code applies fine when you move up to a higher-tier WordPress.com plan. Automattic prorates whatever is left on your current plan first, crediting that unused amount toward the upgrade cost. The code applies to whatever is left after that credit, so the discount cuts the real amount you owe, not the plan's full list price.

Not really, at least not with two codes. Their checkout only takes one promo code per order, so codes never stack. That single code still layers fine on top of the built-in savings from choosing an annual plan instead of monthly billing.