Checkout tactics
Voucher Buttons: Why the Same Product Has Two Prices
Many Digistore24 sales pages do not lower the price on the order form. They send you there with a voucher code already attached. That works until the code stops working.
How does a voucher button work?
The buy button on the sales page carries a code in its link. The order form reads the code and lowers the total.
Digistore24 lets vendors create discount codes, called vouchers, for their products. Instead of changing the list price, many vendors keep a high price on the order form and attach a voucher to their own buy button. You click, the form opens with the code applied, and you see the lower number.
It is a legitimate feature. It becomes a problem only when the discount depends on a link that can break, or when the high price without the code is presented as a real former price.
1. Does the form charge more without the button?
Usually yes, and by a lot. A $27 course is often $97 on a clean link to the same form.
A whole family of make-money guides follows this pattern. Canva Cash Machine charges $27 with the voucher CANVACASH and $97 without it. Print on Demand Profits uses Print70, CPA Marketing Mastery uses LAUNCH70, and Social Media Flipping uses FLIPSTART70, each with the same $27 and $97 pair.
If you reach any of these through a shared link, a search result or an old email, you may land on the $97 version. The product is identical.
2. What happens when a voucher stops working?
You pay the full price, and nothing on the sales page warns you.
The Women's Hormone Blueprint advertises $44.99, but the checkout charged $71.99 even with the seller's own BUNDLE27 code applied. 77 Quick and Easy Keto Recipes is the clearest case of a code that comes and goes: on 23 September 2026 both voucher buttons billed $29.95, and on 24 September they charged $0.80 and $7 again.
Vouchers are set up by the vendor with limits on dates and use counts. When one expires, the button still works, it just no longer lowers anything.
3. Can one product have more than two prices?
Yes. A page with two buttons and two vouchers can produce three totals for the same file.
The keto cookbook above charges $0.80 with one voucher, $7 with the other and $29.95 without any. Its sister titles from the same seller, such as 55 Delicious Breakfast Recipes, follow the same setup.
Three prices for one ebook is not a scam in itself, but it means the number you pay depends on which button you clicked, not on what you are buying.
4. Is the higher price a real former price?
Rarely. It is usually a list price that exists mainly to be crossed out.
When the order form shows $97 struck through beside $27, the higher number looks like a discount. In practice almost nobody pays it; it is there to make the voucher price feel like a deal. Our anchor price guide explains why we ignore those numbers when scoring value.
What we do record is the price the form charges through the seller's own button, and the price it charges without it.
5. What should you check before paying?
That the total on the form matches the price the sales page promised.
Open the order form through the sales page's own buy button, then read the total. If it does not match, do not pay and try the other button if there is one. If the form shows a field for a voucher, the code on the button is usually visible in the link or on the form.
Our order form guide shows where the total, the refund window and any recurring line appear.
How do vouchers affect our verdicts?
A working voucher is fine. A voucher that fails, or a price that depends on luck, lowers pricing honesty.
We verify vouchers in a real browser, because some legacy order forms only apply them after the page runs its scripts. Where the voucher works, we score the voucher price and note the full price. Where it fails, we score what you are actually charged.
That is why the $27 guides above mostly sit on Worth a look, while the hormone bundle, which never charges its advertised price, carries a warning about the gap.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the same product show $27 and $97?
The $27 price comes from a voucher attached to the seller's buy button. Without it, the form charges the list price.
Can I type the voucher myself?
Some order forms accept it, others only apply it from the link. Use the seller's own button.
What if I was charged the full price?
Ask Digistore24 for a refund within the window and buy again through the right button, or ask for the difference.
Do vouchers expire?
Yes, vendors set dates and limits. A working code today can fail tomorrow.
Sources
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