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Yes. You can set a discount capping for both referral and reward coupons.

No, self-referrals are blocked. Users cannot apply their own referral codes to their own purchases.

Admins can enable a setting that allows only logged-in users to apply referral coupons. Each user can use a referral coupon only once. If they receive multiple referral coupons from different referrers, using one will block the others. Guest checkout remains available while preventing abuse.

Yes! A new feature in development will introduce a delay before rewards are granted, allowing store owners to review orders and prevent rewards for refunded purchases.

Yes! EchoRewards plans to introduce advanced security features, including IP detection, to prevent misuse and enhance fraud protection.

Currently, EchoRewards is built specifically for WooCommerce, but the team is actively listening to user feedback. If there is enough demand, they are open to exploring SureCart compatibility in future updates.

Absolutely! EchoRewards is built on WooCommerce’s native coupon system, so if WooCommerce coupons work for your digital products, EchoRewards referral and rewards coupons will too.

EchoRewards is designed exclusively for WooCommerce and WordPress. It integrates with:

• Funnel plugins
• Elementor
• Gutenberg
• WooCommerce Subscriptions (for recurring coupons on subscription renewals)

Not exactly. While both offer rewards, they serve different purposes:

Boomerangme is primarily used for stamp cards and customer loyalty rewards, allowing customers to earn benefits from their own purchases.

EchoRewards focuses on referral-based rewards, where users earn incentives by getting others to make purchases.

Additionally, Boomerangme was originally more suited for physical stores, though it may now have online store compatibility. EchoRewards, on the other hand, is built specifically for WooCommerce and WordPress.