Coupon Clipper is an open-source Node.js/Puppeteer script that logs into your store accounts and automatically “clicks” every available digital coupon so you don’t have to do it by hand. GitHub

The script itself is completely free (MIT-licensed) and hosted on GitHub; you only pay for any third-party services you choose to integrate, such as a CAPTCHA-solving API.

As of August 2025 the bundled site modules work with Vons, Target, and Honeygain. CVS is listed but marked “Not working,” and additional stores require you to add a custom site file. GitHub

1) Install Node.js, 2) clone the repo, 3) run npm install --production, 4) copy config.example.js to config.js and add your store credentials, 5) run npm run start. GitHub

Yes. The project is a small side-project with only ~9 stars and few contributors, so fixes can lag behind site changes. Because it uses browser automation, a site redesign or stricter anti-bot measures (e.g., new CAPTCHA flows) can break clipping. It is also not endorsed by the retailers, and automated logins may violate their Terms of Use—use at your own discretion.

The current version relies on a local config.js that stores your email and password for each store in clear text. Keep that file somewhere secure and never commit it to a public repository. GitHub

It targets desktop browsers via Puppeteer. Running it headless works, but some stores display CAPTCHAs or extra consent dialogs when headless Chrome is detected; in those cases you may need to run in full (headed) mode or spoof a real browser profile.

Fork the repo, add a new site module under /sites, and open a pull request. Bug reports and feature requests are tracked in the GitHub Issues tab; be sure to include debug logs and page URLs so maintainers can reproduce the problem.