Your guide to Groupon promo codes and deals
From hot air ballooning to family adventures, wine tastings, dining and even movie tickets, Groupon offers a huge range of packages and deals you can use locally and for holidays. Sometimes, you can even save more with a Groupon promo code – and here, we’ve picked out the best codes and deals you can get right now.
How to use a Groupon promo code in four steps
- Add the code: Click “Add” to reveal the promo code field, enter your code and click “Apply”. Your order will then update with the valid discount.
- Click on a deal: You’ll get details of the offer as well as any promo code, and a new window will open to take you straight to Groupon.
- Choose what you want: Click “Buy” on the Groupon experience or package you want and you’ll be taken to the login page.
- Log in or continue as a guest: You’ll be taken to a payment page and order summary, where you’ll find the text “Promo or Gift Code” and can click on “Add” to expand it.
How can I find a Groupon coupon code?
You can search through the Groupon Australia website or app for coupon codes, but it can take a bit of time to find a deal you want because there’s so much on the site. Another option is to check out the promo codes and deals here – which are all tested, verified and curated by us.
Are Groupon promo codes trustworthy?
All the Groupon promo codes you find here are tested to make sure you can trust them to work.
But it’s worth keeping in mind that Groupon, like most places, usually has terms and conditions for each code. For example, you might only be able to use it on beauty experiences, or travel bookings with a partner. And if you tried to use it for something unrelated, it just wouldn’t work. That’s why we read the fine print and call out important details for each deal we add here.
How Woman’s Day chooses these Groupon promo codes and deals
Our dedicated deals team have years of experience and a keen eye for valuable offers. We also know what it’s like to go down a Groupon rabbit-hole trying to find the best deals. So to help you avoid just that, we regularly check the Groupon website, social media and emails to find the most valuable and relevant promo codes and deals. We also test each one and remove expired deals so you can actually use whatever deal you want.
More ways to save on Groupon
- Check all the options: Some experiences and packages have multiple discounts and options that can save you different amounts of money depending on if you’re going solo, in a group or with your family. Just click where it says “See all options” (or similar), and you’ll be able to choose the discount that best fits with your plans.
- Search for what you want: We found a huge range of deals on Groupon when we checked, from discounted Gold Class movie tickets to spa treatments and savings on Microsoft Office 2024 (yes, really!). So if you’re planning to go somewhere or buy something, checking on Groupon first could help you save. Or, just check here for our edit of deals we know you’ll enjoy.
- Wait for a sale: This surprised us, but Groupon actually has sections for major seasonal events and sales – including Father’s Day, Halloween, Black Friday/Cyber Monday, Afterpay Day and Click Frenzy. So you could get even more value for money if you check deals around this time.
How can I contact Groupon in Australia?
You can contact customer support by logging into your Groupon account on the site or app. We checked the Terms of Service on the website and that was the main option listed, with no phone number or email address for support.
What’s happened with Groupon Australia? Do people still use it?
Groupon is still operating in Australia, with an office in Potts Point Sydney, and people are still getting deals on it. But the company’s global revenue is down 5% according to the First Quarter 2025 results.
Still, Groupon CEO Dusan Senkypl said there are “green shoots across geographies and verticals”.
We’re focused on delivering sustainable growth by creating exceptional value for both consumers and merchants.
Dusan Senkypl, Groupon CEO
With a local office in Potts Point, Sydney, Groupon has gone through a lot since it launched in Australia in 2011. After starting in the US in 2008, it made a big impact locally, going up against deal platforms like Scoopon, RedBalloon and Adrenaline.
In fact, Groupon actually launched as Stardeals.com.au because rival Scoopon had registered the domain name Groupon.com.au (they settled out of court in 2011, according to Smart Company).
And it didn’t take long for Groupon to become one of Australia’s top daily-deal destinations for millions of Aussies and thousands of businesses that offer deals on the site.
With the cost of living crisis still influencing what we do and where we spend our money, the local experiences, travel escapes and food adventures on Groupon are definitely tempting to scroll. Just remember to check the expiry dates and use deals before it’s too late.
