Can someone take all my codes?

Each visitor gets one code per store, and coming back shows the same code. On top of that there's a Cloudflare Turnstile check and a limit of a few codes per IP address a day, so one person can't empty the list.

Are the codes visible in the page source?

No. The codes aren't in the page; one is sent only in the answer when a visitor claims it.

Do App Store promo codes expire?

Yes: App Store promo codes stop working 28 days after you create them, so add them shortly before you share the page. Google Play promo codes carry the end date you set in Play Console.

Can I see who got a code?

You see which codes were given out and when. The page doesn't ask for an email, so codes go out in one tap.

Yes. The promo page comes with a free AppPage website for your app, together with its privacy policy, terms, support page and app-ads.txt.

Free Promo Code Page for Apps: Give Out App Store & Google Play Codes

Give out promo codes with one link

Paste your App Store and Google Play promo codes, share one link, and each person gets their own code with a button to redeem it. No spreadsheets, no copying codes into DMs, no one person taking them all.

It lives on your free app website: yourapp.apppage.net/promo

Set it up in three steps

Create your app's site

Paste your codes

In the panel, click Add /promo, switch the page on and paste your codes, one per line, for each store.

Share one link

Post yourapp.apppage.net/promo on social media, in a newsletter or a launch post, and watch the codes go in your panel.

Where to get promo codes

Google Play

In Play Console, open your app and go to Promotions (under Monetize). Create a promotion for the app or an in-app product, choose how many codes and the end date, and download the codes as a CSV file. Paste the code column into the panel.

App Store

In App Store Connect, open your app and create promo codes for a version, or offer codes for subscriptions and in-app purchases, then download them. App Store promo codes expire 28 days after you create them, so make them shortly before you share the page.

Each console limits how many codes you can make; check the current numbers there.

What you get

One code per person and store. Coming back shows the same code instead of a new one.
The right store first: the page picks iPhone or Android from the visitor's phone and shows how many codes are left for each.
A redeem button that opens the store's own redeem page with the code filled in, plus a copy button.
Codes kept out of the page: one is sent only when someone claims it, so the list can't be scraped from the source.
No double handouts: when two people claim at the same moment, each still gets a different code.
Spam checks: Cloudflare Turnstile and a few codes per IP address a day.
Your codes in the panel: which are free, which were given out and when.
In your users' language: the page speaks nine languages, right to left for Arabic and Hebrew.

Ideas for using it

A launch post or Product Hunt launch: "the first 100 people get the Pro version free".
Reviewers, journalists and creators: one link instead of sending codes one by one.
Your newsletter or community, or a QR code at an event (make one with the smart app link tool).
Beta testers who helped: pair it with the beta sign-up page.

Questions

Does it work on my own domain?

Yes. If your AppPage site uses your own domain, the page is at yourdomain.com/promo.

Can I stop giving out codes?

Turn the page off in the panel, or delete the codes you haven't given out yet. Codes already given out stay valid in the store.

Is giving away codes allowed?

Yes, that's what promo codes are for. Don't ask for reviews or ratings in return: both stores forbid rewarding reviews.