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Challenges frequently run promotional discounts — enter the current promo code at checkout to apply one; the discounted price shows before you pay. A standard affiliate code mirrors the current promotion — it credits the affiliate but adds no extra discount and doesn't stack. Premium Discount Codes add an extra percentage on top. Trade League prices are essentially never discounted.
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There are three kinds of discounts to know about:
1. Current promotions
One-Phase and Two-Phase challenges frequently run promotional discounts. Promotions are applied with a promo code: enter the current code — shown on the site when a promotion is running — in the discount-code field at checkout, and the discounted price shows before you pay. Trade League pricing ($75 entry / $50 reset / $195 bundle) is essentially never discounted — those are the real prices.
2. Standard affiliate codes
Every approved affiliate has a standard code. Entering one credits the affiliate for referring you, and it mirrors whatever promotion is currently active (if a 30% promotion is running, the code applies 30% off; if no promotion is running, it applies nothing) — so the price is the same as using the public promo code. Its purpose is attribution.
3. Premium Discount Codes
Some affiliates are granted a separate, application-based Premium Discount Code. Unlike a standard code, this one adds an additional percentage on top of the active promotion (additive — e.g., a 20% promotion plus a 10% premium code means 30% off list). If you have one of these codes from a creator you follow, it's the only code type that beats the public price.
Ground rules
- One code per checkout: standard affiliate codes don't stack with the public promo code — entering both never doubles the discount. A Premium Discount Code is the only code type that adds on top of the active promotion.
- Discounts apply to challenge purchases; the final price is always shown before you pay.
- A code with no active benefit simply applies no discount.
If a code isn't working the way you expect, contact support@trade-sport.com before completing the purchase.
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