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Stripe no-expiry coupon audit

Find permanent Stripe discounts before they keep leaking revenue.

A coupon with no end date is not always wrong. It becomes a problem when a launch promo, trial save, or manual make-good keeps applying long after the reason is gone.

Read-only Stripe Connect or Stripe JSON export. No write access, no coupon edits, and no paid decision before the free teaser.

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Coupon checks worth reviewingRead-only
  1. High
    No expiry on active subscriptions

    Discount still applies to paid plans

  2. Med
    Customer-level discount

    May outlive the original save offer

  3. Low
    Coupon name lacks review date

    Needs a human decision

Manual check

What to inspect before you call a discount harmless.

Coupon drift usually starts as a reasonable exception. The audit question is whether the discount still matches the customer, plan, invoice, and promise that created it.

01

Coupon duration

Look for forever discounts, blank redemption windows, or coupons that no longer match their campaign name.

02

Where it is attached

Check whether the discount sits on the customer, subscription, invoice, or promotion path.

03

Active subscriptions

Review whether discounted accounts are still on paid plans where the promo was meant to end.

04

Recent invoices

Confirm the discount is still reducing real invoices instead of only sitting on inactive records.

05

Plan changes

Check whether a plan upgrade carried an old coupon onto a higher-priced subscription.

06

Owner decision

Separate intentional lifetime discounts from cleanup work before anyone touches billing.

Coupon drift

Some permanent discounts are fine. Some need review.

LeakCheck does not decide your pricing policy. It gives you the account-wide list so you can make the decision with evidence instead of memory.

intentional

Grandfathered customers

A permanent discount may be part of a real promise. Mark it as reviewed before changing anything.

intentional

Contracted discounts

Annual, partner, or make-good discounts may need to stay in place until a renewal conversation.

needs review

Launch promos

Old launch codes can keep reducing invoices long after the campaign finished.

needs review

Save offers

A churn-save discount can become permanent if it was never given an end date.

needs review

Customer-level discounts

Discounts attached to a customer can keep applying as subscriptions change.

needs review

Duplicate records

Repeated customers can split context, so one record looks discounted without the reason nearby.

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How LeakCheck helps

A coupon audit without giving up write access.

LeakCheck reads Stripe billing data, ranks no-expiry coupon findings beside the other leak types, and gives you a report to review before making any billing change.

  • OKStripe read_only OAuth or a Stripe JSON export upload.
  • OKChecks no-expiry coupons, active subscriptions, invoices, and customer records.
  • OKAlso checks failed charges, dead trials, duplicate customers, past-due subscriptions, and mismatched invoices.
  • NONo coupon edits, no invoice changes, no customer emails.

Free activation path

See the report shape before you share Stripe data.

Open the sample report first. Then run your own free check by uploading a Stripe export or connecting read-only. The free teaser shows the headline total and leak count before any paid unlock.

Step 1Sample

Inspect synthetic findings and the report format.

Step 2Free check

Upload a Stripe export or connect read-only.

Step 3Decide

Pricing lives on the main page: $49 full report, optional $19/mo monitoring.

FAQ

Common coupon audit questions

Q

Is every no-expiry coupon bad?

No. Some discounts are intentional. The useful work is finding which ones still apply, why they exist, and whether they should be reviewed.

Q

Can LeakCheck remove a discount?

No. LeakCheck is read-only through Stripe Connect or an export upload. It reports findings, then you decide what to do in Stripe.

Q

Does this replace a dunning tool?

No. It is a diagnostic report. It helps you find billing leaks before you buy or configure recovery workflows.

Q

What data is needed?

For this check, Stripe objects such as coupons, discounts, customers, subscriptions, invoices, prices, and products are useful.

Q

What else gets checked?

LeakCheck also checks failed charges, stale trials, duplicate customers, past-due subscriptions, and mismatched invoices.

Q

Where should I start?

Open the sample report, then run the free audit when you are ready.

Find the Stripe discounts that need a second look.

Start with the sample report, then run a free read-only audit with a Stripe export or Connect.

Start with the sample report Run your free check