The Greetery has tracked zero public promo codes over the past two years, according to SimplyCodes historical data, which makes its official loyalty program, "The Greetery Rewards," the primary route to a discount code. Account holders start with 100 points immediately upon sign-up and earn 1 point per $1 spent, while a rotating "Card of the Week" feature discounts a specific set of Greetery-branded supplies by 15% every week. Release-day promotions and 465 tracked competitor codes round out the realistic paths to savings.
The Greetery Rewards Turns Points Into Redeemable Discount Codes
The Greetery Rewards is the main way to secure a discount code from this brand, and new members receive 100 points the moment they create an account on the site. According to The Greetery's official program, shoppers who already hold an existing customer account will see that 100-point balance reflected automatically. Members then earn 1 point for every $1 spent on orders.
Points convert into discount codes directly through the rewards panel on The Greetery's website. The redemption is manual, so the discount code produced by cashing in points has to be generated and applied before an order is finalized. The Greetery's official policy states that rewards cannot be applied retroactively once an order has been placed, so pulling the code into the cart during checkout, rather than after, is the difference between saving and losing the value entirely.
"Card of the Week" Discounts Featured Supplies 15% Every Week
The Greetery discounts all Greetery-branded supplies used in its weekly "Card of the Week" project by 15% for the full week, according to the brand's official blog. Each week a specific handmade card is showcased, and the stamps, dies, and stencils that went into building it carry the markdown.
This reward favors flexibility over specificity. Crafters who are open on which stamp set, die, or stencil they add to a cart can time those purchases to the week a desired product appears in the featured card. Checking The Greetery's blog before ordering supplies confirms which items currently carry the 15% reduction, since the selection rotates every seven days.
New Product Releases Trigger Automatic Site-Wide Discounts
The Greetery ties its promotional events to new product launches rather than a fixed annual sale calendar, and past releases have carried automatic site-wide discounts with no code required. The brand's "Spring Market" release weekend, for example, applied 15% off across the site without any code entry. Because these promotions surface only when a collection drops, there is no recurring date to plan around.
The reliable way to catch a release-day discount is the email newsletter on The Greetery's homepage. Subscribers receive alerts when new collections are announced, which is also when the accompanying launch promotions go live. For a brand with no standing coupon presence, the newsletter is the earliest signal that a site-wide markdown is about to open.
Hero Arts, Simon Says Stamp, and Papertrey Ink Offer Discounted Alternatives for Card-Making Supplies
Hero Arts, Simon Says Stamp, Papertrey Ink, Pinkfresh Studio, and Altenew occupy the same premium stamping and paper-crafting tier as The Greetery, and SimplyCodes tracks 465 active codes across these comparable stores. These brands overlap heavily with The Greetery on stamps, dies, stencils, and cardstock, which makes them practical substitutes when a project is not locked to a Greetery-exclusive design.
Because The Greetery so rarely discounts its own catalog, the decision often comes down to whether a specific Greetery design is essential to the card. When it is, the loyalty points and "Card of the Week" markdown are the only levers available. When it is not, a code at Simon Says Stamp or Altenew can cover general supplies at a lower out-of-pocket cost than a full-price Greetery order.
