Fields
Seven fields that do the work.
Name, description and status under General; start and end dates under Schedule; a planned budget; and the linked discount codes.
- Name
- Description
- Status
- Start date
- End date
- Planned budget
- Linked codes
Campaigns
See what each
promotion
brought in.
A campaign puts a sale’s discount codes under one name, with dates and a planned budget. Orbit then adds up the orders and the order value from every order that used one of its codes, and shows the two beside the budget.
- Saved as a draft
Campaign
Summer Clearance
Draft - Codes linkedCLEAR2525%CLEAR1010%CLEARSHIPFree shipping
- Start date1 Jul 2026StatusActive
- Orders counted
Orders
0
- End date31 Aug 2026StatusCompleted
Revenue
£12,940.25
Orders
96
Avg order value
£134.79
Saved as a draft
Campaign
Summer Clearance
DraftCodes linked
CLEAR2525%CLEAR1010%CLEARSHIPFree shippingStart date· 1 Jul 2026
StatusActiveOrders counted
Orders
0
End date· 31 Aug 2026
StatusCompleted
Revenue
£12,940.25
Orders
96
Avg order value
£134.79
- On every plan
- Counted through its codes
- Planned budget beside revenue
- Nebula can set one up
Totals for every campaign
Revenue and orders beside the budget
One row per sale
Name it, date it, link the codes.
A campaign is a name, a description, dates, a planned budget and the discount codes that belong to it. Black Friday becomes one line with its codes and its number, not three lines in a list of twenty.
Name and describe it
Black Friday Blitz, and a line on what it was for, so next year you remember why.
Give it dates
For your records: the campaigns list shows both dates and sorts by the start date. Each code keeps its own start and end date, and those decide when it works.
Plan a budget
Type what you mean to spend. Nothing is charged; the figure sits beside the revenue so you can compare the two.
Link your codes
Search your discounts and link as many as the sale uses. Move a code to another campaign and its orders move with it.
Popups and banners on every plan
Put the offer on the page
A popup when they arrive, a banner where they browse.
The codes go in your newsletter, on a flyer in the box or on a partner’s site, and Orbit counts the orders. On your own store, a popup and a category banner do the telling, both designed in the page builder.
Popups you design
Build it in the page builder and pick the trigger: a delay you set, a scroll depth, or, on a desktop, the cursor heading for the back button.
As often as you allow
Every page visit, once per session, once per day or once ever. Show it on every page, the homepage only, or the pages you name.
Banners where they browse
A banner takes a tile in the product grid on the category pages you pick, or on all of them. For one line across every page, add the announcement bar to your header.
Live dates and priority
Set a live from and a live until date and the banner comes and goes on its own. One picked for a category beats one set for all of them; between two of a kind, the higher priority wins.
Runs without you
The counting you stop doing in a spreadsheet.
Six things that happen on their own once the codes are linked and the offer is live.
Credits the order
When a shopper uses one of the campaign’s codes at checkout, the order and its total are counted against that campaign.
Works out the average
Revenue divided by orders, on the campaign page and in the Marketing overview.
Ranks your sales
The overview lists your top five campaigns by revenue, with active campaigns, attributed revenue and attributed orders above them.
Keeps the total current
Move a code to another campaign and the orders move with it. Unlink one and they leave.
Shows the popup on cue
A time delay, a scroll depth or, on a desktop, exit intent, then no more often than the frequency you chose.
Switches banners on and off
Live from and live until dates put a banner up and take it down. When two are set for the same category, the higher priority wins.
The detail
What a campaign holds, and what it counts.
Every field, status and number, plus the popup and banner settings, named the way the dashboard names them.
Statuses
Four, and you set them.
You set a campaign’s status yourself. The list filters by it and the overview counts the active ones; the codes keep working, and their orders keep counting, whatever it says.
- Draft
- Active
- Paused
- Completed
On each campaign
Three numbers at the top of its page.
Counted from every order that used one of its codes.
- Revenue
- Orders
- Avg order value
Marketing overview
Every campaign on one screen.
Active campaigns, attributed revenue, attributed orders and average order value, then the top five campaigns by revenue.
- Active Campaigns
- Attributed Revenue
- Attributed Orders
- Avg Order Value
- Top Campaigns
Linking codes
Search, link, move, unlink.
Link as many codes as the sale uses. Deleting a campaign unlinks its codes and never deletes them; every code keeps working as it did.
- Search discount codes
- As many as you like
- Move between campaigns
- Delete unlinks, never deletes
Popups
Three triggers, four frequencies.
Designed in the page builder, published from Storefront > Page Templates. Exit intent catches desktop visitors as they head for the back button.
- Time delay
- Exit intent
- Scroll percentage
- All pages
- Homepage only
- Specific pages
- Every page visit
- Once per session
- Once per day
- Once ever
Banners
A tile in the category grid.
Target all category pages or specific ones, set live dates and a priority, and pick a starter layout.
- All category pages
- Specific categories
- Live from
- Live until
- Priority
- Colour block
- Image only
- Image with text overlay
Nebula and the API
Set up by chat, or by code.
Tell Nebula the sale and it fills the campaign form for you to check, or creates it. It can create a popup too. Campaigns are in the public API.
- Fills the form
- Creates the campaign
- Creates a popup
- Public API /v1/campaigns
Any channel
Wherever the code goes
Put the code in a newsletter, on a flyer in the box or on a partner’s site, and Orbit counts the orders that come back.
Through the codes
Every order with a linked code
Each order that uses one of the campaign’s codes is counted with its full total, however the shopper found you.
Your call
You set the status
A campaign changes status when you change it. The codes’ own status and dates decide when they work.
Pricing
On every plan. Nothing extra to buy.
Solo
Included from here£19
a month, billed yearly, ex VAT
Included: Campaigns, popups and banners included
14 days free, no card
Team
£64
a month, billed yearly, ex VAT
Included: Campaigns, popups and banners included
14 days free, no card
Pro
£187
a month, billed yearly, ex VAT
Included: Campaigns, popups and banners included
14 days free, no card
Enterprise
£749
a month, billed yearly, ex VAT
Included: Campaigns, popups and banners included
14 days free, no card
FAQ
Campaign questions, answered.
Twelve things people ask before running their first campaign on Orbit.
Related
What a campaign works with.
Discount codes
The codes a campaign counts
Percentage or money off, or free delivery, with a cap on the value and the uses.
Page builder
Where popups and banners are designed
Drag in the blocks and set the colours, then publish when it looks right.
Email templates
The emails your store already sends
Customer emails from the order confirmation on, editable visually or in HTML.
On every plan
Your next sale, with a number at the end.
Name it, link the codes and see what it brought in.