Create weekly product vouchers with percentage discounts and customer limits in PrestaShop
Weekly Sale schedules recurring PrestaShop offers by selecting an in-stock product, creating its discount code and showing a countdown until expiry. One form sets the weekday, time, percentage and duration.
Manual promotions need someone to create and end them. This module uses native cart rules restricted to the selected product, with real end dates, so catalogue prices are never rewritten and need no restoration afterwards.
You choose eligible products or categories and how long a previously promoted item stays out of the draw. A dry run previews the product, code, dates and prices without creating anything. The storefront block is optional, leaving vouchers available for your own channels.
Your weekly offer ends with its discount rule, keeping the visible countdown and the code's actual validity on the same schedule.
Summary of what the module offers
Weekly Sale is a self-running flash-sale engine: it selects, discounts, publishes, announces and expires, week after week. The sections below follow one sale through its life.
- The engine: a scheduled run that picks the product and builds the discount on its own.
- What shoppers see: a countdown block in their language, and a code that works at checkout.
- Merchant control: rhythm, scope, percentage, duration, code prefix, repeat protection.
- Trust before launch: Dry Run, Run Now, and a complete history of every sale.
- Safety: native cart rules with real end dates, product prices never rewritten.
- Footprint: an optional invisible mode with nothing added to the storefront.
What happens each week without you?
At the weekday and time you chose, the engine wakes, draws a product from your catalogue and builds the promotion end to end: a percentage discount restricted to that product, a freshly generated coupon code with your prefix, a start and an end. Only in-stock products enter the draw, and repeat protection excludes everything promoted within your look-back window, so the same bestseller is not on sale three weeks running.
The result is a shop with a promotional heartbeat. When eligible products are in stock, offers run automatically on your chosen schedule and can supply newsletter content, without someone having to build a new campaign every Monday.
What do shoppers actually see?
Urgency, honestly stated. A responsive sale block presents the week's product with its old price, the sale price and a countdown tied to the real expiry of the discount, in each store language. When the timer reaches zero, the offer is gone, because the underlying rule has genuinely ended, and the block disappears with it.
The generated code is what applies the discount at checkout, so the sale also travels: each pick is announced with its code through the mypresta.rocks Facebook and Instagram integrations when you run them, and the same code goes into your newsletter. Merchants who prefer a quieter storefront flip one switch and run the invisible mode instead: a scheduled voucher, distributed entirely through their own channels.
What does the merchant control?
The whole shape of the rhythm. Day and time of the run, the percentage, how long each sale lasts, and the prefix its codes carry. The draw's territory is yours too: the full catalogue for true surprise, or a scope of chosen products and categories so clearance stock gets the spotlight and low-margin items stay out.
When a planned push matters more than the rhythm, you create a one-off campaign with its own start and end dates beside the weekly engine, for a launch, a holiday or a clearance weekend. And the look-back window decides how long a promoted product rests before it is eligible again.
How do you trust an engine before it runs the shop?
By rehearsing it. Dry Run executes the exact selection and calculation path and shows you the product it would pick, the discount, the generated code, the dates, the original price and the sale price, while creating nothing at all. When the preview looks right, Run Now starts a real sale on the spot, and the schedule takes over from there.
Afterwards, nothing is a mystery: every completed run is stored with its product, discount, code, cart-rule reference, both prices and dates. That history contains no customer, e-mail or address data, because the engine never needs any.
What does it cost the theme and the prices?
Nothing, twice. Discounts are written as native cart rules, in the tables PrestaShop already uses, restricted to the chosen product and carrying a real end date. Your product prices are never rewritten, so there is no morning after a failed promotion with wrong prices across the catalogue, and no cleanup job.
With the storefront display switched off, the module adds nothing to the front of the shop: no scripts, no styles, no templates, no overrides, nothing to fight with the theme. With the display on, the sale block is the module's own lightweight work, and everything else still happens in the back office, where an engine belongs.
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Referencemprweeklysale
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Version1.1.8
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Improvements137
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Released
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Updated
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PrestaShop CompatibilityPS 1.6 – 9.x
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Pricing ModelOne-time Purchase
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Module TypeBack-office
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GDPR RelevantNo
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Business GoalMarketing & Retargeting
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External Account NeededYes
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Module ComplexityFeature-Rich Module
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Customer Journey StageConvert to Buyers
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Works With PlatformSocial Media
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Quick start {#quick-start}
- Upload and install mprweeklysale, then click Configure.
- Set Enable, Sale Day, and Sale Time.
- Choose Discount Percentage from 1 to 99, Duration, Code Prefix, and Repeat Protection, then save.
- Review the three channel caption fields and any companion modules you intend to use.
- Run Dry Run and inspect the product, prices, code, and captions.
- Configure the exact tokenized Cron Status command to run every minute.
- Use Run Now when ready for a real sale, then verify its history entry and coupon in a test cart.
Declared PrestaShop 1.6.1.0 to 9.99.99; Composer PHP >=7.1.
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Works Well With Weekly Sale
Modules our team genuinely pairs with this one, and exactly why each belongs in the same setup.
Governance
A merchant running Weekly Sale keeps a regular promotional rhythm, selecting an eligible product each cycle and generating a product-scoped voucher applied through a native cart rule for a set window. Recurring cart-rule discounts are exactly the mechanism that can spill onto products you meant to protect if scoping ever slips.
Discount Exclusion Manager is a separate tool that protects selected products, categories or manufacturers from cart-rule discounts while the rest of a promotion runs, resolving those rules into affected lines to guard margin on sensitive items. It sets the boundaries the weekly offer must respect.
Used together, Weekly Sale keeps the cadence going and the exclusion manager ensures protected lines stay outside cart-rule reductions. A merchant gets a dependable weekly promotion without risking accidental discounts on gift cards or premium products, two complementary tools where one schedules the deal and the other defines what it can never touch.
Complement
A merchant using Weekly Sale runs a recurring offer on a chosen product each cycle, with an optional storefront block showing prices and a countdown. Additional campaign artwork can give that offer a more prominent place.
Banner Revolution is a separate tool that turns the homepage and theme-supported areas into promotional entry points, managing hero banners, images, text and calls to action from the back office with named slider groups and multilingual content. It gives a campaign its prominent storefront face.
Run alongside each other, Weekly Sale handles the recurring discount mechanics while Banner Revolution surfaces each week's offer with a clear hero banner. A merchant can keep a steady promotional rhythm and make sure shoppers see it the moment they arrive, two complementary tools where one creates the deal and the other ensures it gets noticed across the storefront.
Complement
A merchant running Weekly Sale discounts a selected product each cycle through a product-scoped voucher, with an optional storefront block showing prices and a countdown; extra listing labels can reinforce that signal as shoppers browse.
Custom Product Badges is a separate tool that highlights products with labels like Sale or Limited on product pages and listings, each badge with its own colours, text and position, without editing images or templates. It adds a visual flag alongside the sale block.
Used together, Weekly Sale sets the actual discount and Custom Product Badges makes the featured item stand out as shoppers browse. A merchant can run a recurring promotion and clearly mark which product it covers, two complementary tools where one handles the price reduction and the other communicates the offer at a glance during browsing.
Complement
A merchant using Weekly Sale maintains a regular promotion rhythm, with an optional storefront block showing the current product, prices and countdown. A separate popup adds a targeted announcement for new arrivals.
Welcome Popup is a separate tool that shows a timed first-visit modal for announcements, discount messages or newsletter prompts after a configured delay, suppressed for returning visitors who closed it until the configured dismissal period passes. It owns the arrival moment specifically.
Run alongside each other, Weekly Sale runs the recurring discount and the welcome popup tells new arrivals about it the moment they land. A merchant can keep a steady promotional cadence and make sure first-time visitors hear about the current offer, two complementary tools where one creates the deal and the other delivers the opening announcement.
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Who builds and maintains this module
Built and maintained by David Miller and mypresta.rocks. David Miller has worked with PrestaShop since 2013, and the company behind this shop has been registered since 3 December 2018. Every module in this catalogue is our own work, so your questions to support reach the people who wrote the code. The changelog on this page lists every update with its date.