Frequently Asked Questions

If Molly isn't showing up in Chrome, follow these steps:

1. Pin Molly to the toolbar: Click the puzzle icon (extensions) in the top right corner of Chrome. Find Molly and click the blue pin icon so the Molly logo is always visible in your toolbar.
2. Check the extension is enabled: Type chrome://extensions/ in your address bar. Find Molly and make sure the toggle in the bottom right of the tile is switched on (blue).
3. Update Chrome: Click the three dots in the top right > Help > About Google Chrome. Chrome will check for and install updates automatically.
4. Restart the browser: Close all Chrome windows completely. On Mac, use Command + Q to quit fully before reopening.

Still not working? Send a screenshot of chrome://extensions/ to contact@mollyapp.io.

If you have Molly installed but she's not showing up, follow these steps in order:

1. Use the activation link (fastest way): Tap here: https://mollyapp.io/check-molly. The link opens a guide directly in Safari that helps you activate the extension correctly.
2. Check it is turned on: Tap Aa or the puzzle icon in the address bar in Safari. Select Manage Extensions. Make sure the toggle next to Molly is green.
3. Grant website permissions: In the same Aa menu, check whether it says "Molly requires access". Tap it and select "Always allow on all websites". This is necessary for Molly to automatically check prices and codes for you.
4. Force-restart Safari: Swipe up from the bottom of your iPhone screen (App Switcher), find Safari and swipe the window completely up and away. Then open Safari again.
5. Test on a webshop: Molly is discreet and hides when you are on Google or news sites. Try going to zalando.dk or matas.dk to see if she pops up.

Still not working? Write to contact@mollyapp.io — screenshots of what you see are a big help.

After downloading the Molly app, you need to activate the extension in Safari. Follow these steps:

1. Open the menu in Safari: Find the address bar at the top of Safari. Tap the puzzle icon or the letters "Aa". Select Manage Extensions.
2. Activate Molly: Find Molly on the list and tap the toggle so it turns green. Tap Done.
3. Grant the necessary permissions (important!): You will now see the text "Molly requires access" or a small warning in the menu. Tap it. Select "Always allow...". Then select "Always allow on all websites".

If the Manage Extensions menu is greyed out or locked, this is typically due to Screen Time settings: go to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions and disable it.

Now try visiting a webshop like matas.dk or zalando.dk. Molly will pop up at the bottom of the screen if she finds a discount code or a better price for you.

If you have Screen Time restrictions enabled, you won't be able to activate extensions in Settings. You need to turn off Content & Privacy Restrictions in Screen Time:

Go to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions and disable it (or check under Content Restrictions that extensions are allowed).

In your Safari browser, go to the top menu and click:

Safari > Preferences/Settings > Extensions > Remove

After that, click Show in Finder and delete the Molly application.

If you have Molly installed but she's not showing up, follow these steps in order:

1. Check the extension is activated: Go to the Safari menu in the top left and select Settings. Click the Extensions tab. Find Molly in the list on the left and make sure there is a checkmark in the box next to her name.
2. Grant website permissions: While in the Extensions menu, click on Molly. Under Permissions, make sure All Websites is set to Allow. This is necessary for Molly to automatically check prices and codes for you.
3. Find Molly in the toolbar: Look to the left of your address bar. You should see a small Molly icon. If it is grey, she doesn't have access to the page or you're not on a webshop. If it is coloured, she is active.
4. Force-restart Safari: It's not enough to click the red X. Use the keyboard shortcut Command (⌘) + Q or right-click the Safari icon in your Dock and choose Quit. Then open Safari again.
5. Test on a webshop: Try going to zalando.dk or matas.dk to see if the icon lights up or she pops up.

Still not working? Write to contact@mollyapp.io with a screenshot of Safari > Settings > Extensions.

Open Safari on your iPhone and tap this activation link (or copy the link): https://mollyapp.io/check-molly. Molly will check if it is installed and activated, and if not, there will be a guide on how to activate Molly in Safari.

Unfortunately, Molly may disappear in Safari over time. Try restarting Safari by closing it completely and opening it again. Molly should then reappear when you visit a webshop.

We regularly update Molly with improvements, fixes, and new features. We recommend turning on automatic updates so you don't have to do it manually every time.

Turn on automatic updates:

1. Open the App Store
2. In the top menu, select App Store > Preferences
3. Check Automatic Updates

Update Molly manually:

1. Open the App Store
2. Click Updates in the left side menu
3. Find Molly and tap Update

If you need help, call us at +45 50 50 25 57 or write to kontakt@mollyapp.dk.

Chrome on Android phones does not support extensions. That is why you need to use the Molly app (our own browser) from Google Play when shopping on Android.

Download it from Google Play and use the Molly app as your browser when you shop online instead of Chrome.

Google automatically makes sure to update Molly, so you don't have to do anything.

Look next to the address bar at the top of your Safari window (typically to the left of the address field). You will see a small Molly icon. The colour tells you everything:

• Grey icon: Molly is installed but doesn't have access to this page, or you are not on a webshop.
• Coloured icon: Molly is active and ready to help you.

If the icon is missing, go to Safari > Settings > Extensions and make sure there is a checkmark next to Molly in the list.

Most likely your default browser has been changed to Google. If you can't see "Aa" or a puzzle icon in the address bar, you're probably not in Safari — the page opened in the Google app or Google Chrome instead.

Try the following:

1. Open Safari (the blue compass app) directly from your home screen
2. Type google.dk in the address bar
3. Search from there and open the webshop

If your phone automatically opens in Chrome, you can change it here: Settings > Apps > Chrome > Default browser app > select Safari

Once you are correctly in Safari, the "Aa" and puzzle icon will be visible again in the address bar.

You can force Molly to appear when you visit a webshop. Visit a webshop and click on the puzzle icon or "aA" where you usually enter a URL. Then click on the Molly icon, and Molly will pop up.

If there is no Molly icon, press Manage Extensions and activate Molly and allow Molly on all websites.

You can download Molly directly from the Chrome Web Store: Get Molly for Chrome here

1. Open Google Chrome on your PC.
2. Go to the Chrome Web Store (or use the link above).
3. Search for "Molly".
4. Find the extension "Molly" (the purple logo with the white "m").
5. Click Add to Chrome and then Add extension.

Important after download: To make sure Molly is always visible and ready to help, pin her to your toolbar:

• Click the puzzle icon in the top right corner of Chrome (next to your profile picture).
• Find Molly in the list and click the small pin icon so it turns blue.
• Now Molly's logo will be fixed in your toolbar so you can see when she finds discount codes or cheaper prices for you.

If you use Microsoft Edge, you can use the same link — just click "Allow extensions from other stores" in the blue bar at the top when you visit the Chrome Web Store.

Yes, Molly also works in Edge. Simply install Molly from the Chrome Web Store in your Edge browser. Some functionality may not work perfectly, so we would love to hear your feedback.

You can download Molly directly in the Google Play Store: Get Molly in Google Play here

1. Open the Google Play Store on your Android phone or tablet.
2. Search for "Molly".
3. Find the app "Molly Shopping Assistant" (the one with the purple logo).
4. Tap Install.

Important on Android: Because Google Chrome on mobile doesn't allow extensions, we built Molly as its own fast browser app.

• Use Molly as your browser: To benefit from automatic discount codes and price checks, simply remember to use the Molly app when you shop online.
• Tip: Move the Molly icon to your bottom menu so it's always at hand when you want to buy something.

You can download Molly directly from the Mac App Store: Get Molly for Mac here

1. Open the App Store on your Mac (find it in your Dock or via Launchpad).
2. Search for "Molly".
3. Find the app "Molly – Shopping Assistant" (the one with the purple logo).
4. Tap Get and then Install.

Important after download: When the app is installed, open the Molly app once from your Applications folder. Then activate the extension in Safari:

• Go to Safari (top menu) > Settings > Extensions.
• Put a checkmark next to Molly.

You can download Molly directly from the App Store: Get Molly in the App Store here

1. Open the App Store on your iPhone/iPad.
2. Search for "Molly".
3. Find the app "Molly – Shopping Assistant" (the one with the purple logo).
4. Tap Get.

Important after download: Once the app is downloaded, it needs to be activated in Safari before it works. Follow the activation guide to get Molly up and running.

No, Molly does not currently work with Firefox. We continuously monitor the development of which browsers have the most users.

We believe in transparency and consent. Here is how we actually find our codes:

• Explicit consent: If you enter a discount code that Molly doesn't already know, Molly asks you directly: "Would you like to share this code with other Molly users?"
• You are in control: If you say "no", the code is only saved locally for you so you can use it again later. It is never shared with others or added to our shared database.
• No sharing without permission: We never share codes that a user has not actively given us permission to share. Many of our codes also come directly from our partnerships with webshops or from publicly available sources.

In short: Molly only works because our users help each other — but always only by agreement.

Send us the code along with a link where it appears to contact@mollyapp.io. Note that codes are shared by users, so re-submission can happen.

If you are a webshop owner, you can ensure control over your brand, messages and active campaigns, and we are happy to discuss a possible partnership. Here we can work more structured with exposure, valid codes and value-creating traffic. Contact us at partner@mollyapp.io or 50 50 25 57 for a non-binding conversation.

In the last 30 days alone, Molly users have saved more than 3 million DKK on discount codes alone. On top of that comes the price comparison, where Molly finds better prices on the product you are looking at.

Molly uses information such as URL, images, product name, product descriptions, and GTIN. Sometimes the technology can act up — for example if a shop has entered incorrect data, or if products are very similar without being identical.

Yes! We look at more than 26 million products every month, and more than half the time we find a cheaper price. If Molly finds a better price, you are notified immediately.

If you said no to sharing the discount code, we will not share it with other Molly users. However, the discount code will still appear in your Molly, so if you want to test discount codes, it will be included in the discount code test.

Yes! When you go to the shopping cart or checkout, Molly will check for coupon codes that might give you a saving. If there are discounts to be had, you typically won't have to find and enter the codes yourself. Molly checks which code gives you the most discount.

Molly knows a lot of coupon codes, but not all. So we can't guarantee that you'll always get the highest possible discount. But we try to learn when our users enter new good coupon codes that we don't know yet.

Molly handles it all: it finds and tests available discount codes at the shop you are buying from, and automatically keeps the code that gives you the biggest saving.

At the same time, Molly checks whether the specific product can be bought cheaper at another webshop, by looking up its own data and PriceRunner data and showing you alternative prices directly in the browser.

Molly also helps you save deals via wishlists and price alerts, so you can buy at exactly the right time.

As a user in the EU, you have the right to have your personal data deleted or to access the data associated with you. Simply write to contact@mollyapp.io with a request for data deletion or access, and we will handle it in accordance with GDPR rules.

Yes — but only locally in your browser to perform price checks and analyse your page visits. This information is not stored or shared with others.

Molly does not collect personally identifiable information and does not store phone numbers, passwords, or credit card information. This is Apple's disclaimer, where they state the risks associated with allowing an extension to read along.

For Molly to deliver its service, it is necessary to read the pages the user visits, but that does not mean that Molly reads and saves everything. We always recommend that you read our privacy policy, which details what data is collected. It is a matter of trust between you and Molly.

Molly can earn commission via partner and affiliate collaborations, which means that certain interactions on webshops are tracked in order to settle accounts with partners.

This tracking typically takes the form of technical affiliate parameters and aggregated data — not as the sale of personal information.

No, not at all. Molly does not know you as a person and does not collect information that can be directly linked to you. Here are the facts about your privacy:

• You are anonymous: When you use Molly on the web, we can see that an anonymous user is visiting a webshop at a certain time to check discount codes — but we cannot see who you are.
• Your profile is separate: If you create a profile (for example to use wishlists or price alerts), we do not link your profile to your browsing behaviour on the web. These are two completely separate things.
• Why does Molly read the page? When Molly "reads" a webshop, it is purely for technical reasons in order to do its job — that is, to perform automatic discount checks and price comparisons for you. It is about function, not identification.

Our business model is simple: we earn money on commission from the webshop when we help you make a good deal — not by selling your personal information.

By adding Molly, you agree that Molly can read and edit data on the websites you visit. However, even though we are allowed to do this, we only use it to the limited extent necessary to perform our services.

For example, we will never edit your data unless you actively ask us to — for instance, if you want Molly to test its discount codes when you are at checkout. Then we enter the different codes for you, so you don't have to do the work yourself.

We don't read what's on the pages you visit, apart from the page title and URL — so we can check if we have a useful message for you. We don't store any personal information from the pages you visit. We only look specifically at selected areas of the site that have direct relevance to our services — for example, fields that show prices, discounts and discount codes.

If you create a profile on Molly, we do not link your browsing behaviour to your app profile. The two things are kept completely separate.

Molly analyses price levels, previous price changes, current discounts, security signals, product categories, shipping information and other relevant shop data — all to help you make a better purchase.

To deliver its core functionality, Molly needs to know which pages you visit when you are on webshops, and to be able to insert discount codes in the checkout field.

Molly does not collect information that can be directly linked to you as a person, but uses anonymised shopping behaviour to, for example, show popular products and categories.

Molly doesn't know you and doesn't collect information that can be linked to you. When you visit different pages on the web, we can see that a user has visited those pages at certain times, but we cannot see that it is you.

No. Molly's functionality is targeted at webshops and shopping-related pages where discount codes can be used or product prices can be found. It is not developed to monitor banking or government sites, and the focus is on helping you save money on online purchases — not on sensitive financial data.

As a Danish company, Molly is subject to GDPR. The service is safe to use and is designed to avoid collecting personally identifiable information as much as possible. Technically, the function requires Molly to be able to "see" which pages you are on when you shop, but data is processed with a focus on anonymisation and is used to improve the service and show relevant offers.

Yes, there is the possibility of custom campaigns and special discount codes that can be activated through Molly, giving users an extra incentive to buy from your shop specifically.

Technically, it doesn't require anything, but it can often be an advantage if you can set up affiliate tracking (or are enrolled in an affiliate network) or can provide a product feed. Your products will then automatically be included in the price comparison and thus create direct traffic to your webshop.

We also have the possibility to highlight other USPs than price.

The solution can be configured and developed so that the focus on certain messages is minimised. However, it is important for Molly that our users can always access essential information — for example, if there are lower prices on selected products.

Molly can work to increase conversion throughout the entire customer journey on your webshop. For example, we can promise a discount already on arrival at your page (not just at the basket) and increase the incentive to complete the purchase — for instance by keeping the user on your site (not checking discount codes externally) and highlighting reasons to complete the purchase.

In addition, active display of good reviews and e-mark information increases trust in your shop, and we actively highlight it when your shop has the lowest price on a given product.

When alternative offers are shown via the browser extension Molly on your site, it is because Molly categorises the page and presents relevant alternatives directly in the user's browser. This is not something implemented on your website or controlled by your own advertising — it happens on the user's side via an extension that the individual user has installed themselves in order to get tips on other prices, products and webshops.

As a starting point, you cannot technically prevent a browser extension from showing content on top of your site, as it is not controlled from your platform.

To ensure greater influence over your brand, messages and active campaigns, we would very much like to discuss a possible partnership that also serves our users' needs. Contact us at partner@mollyapp.io or 50 50 25 57 for a non-binding conversation.

Yes! We can highlight shops that offer a unique code to our users, giving you extra visibility in the extension and app. We can also expose particularly good offers in Molly's newsletter.

It is free to be listed — for example in our overview of current discount codes. However, we often collaborate via affiliate networks (such as Partner-ads, Adtraction, Awin, etc.), where we receive commission on sales. We also enter into direct collaborations.

Contact us at partner@mollyapp.io or 50 50 25 57 for a non-binding conversation.

It is a common misconception that Molly is installed directly on the webshop's server or website. Molly cannot therefore be "removed" from the webshop as such. Here is the technical explanation:

• The user's personal assistant: Molly is a browser extension (an add-on) that the individual consumer has chosen to download to their own browser (Safari or Chrome). Molly works as a private shopping assistant that follows the user around the web.
• Interaction, not installation: Molly "visits" the webshop together with the customer. She only reads the information necessary to help the customer with price comparison and discount codes — just as if the customer manually searched for a code in another window.

Although you cannot remove Molly for your customers, we would very much like to hear from you if Molly is showing incorrect information, such as outdated or wrong codes. Simply write to partner@mollyapp.io.

We are always looking for exciting new shops to present to our users! Molly is designed to build bridges between attractive webshops and keen consumers, and we would love to have you on board. Contact us at partner@mollyapp.io.

• Often happens automatically: Molly continuously discovers new shops. If your shop is active, Molly will likely find you itself — but you can secure a spot by contacting us.
• Create traffic and conversion: By being part of Molly, your shop becomes visible to our more than 450,000 weekly users. We not only help send extra traffic your way, but also increase your conversion rate, as Molly removes purchase barriers at checkout and creates trust through reviews and e-mark display.
• Speed up the process: Want to get started right away? Send an email to partner@mollyapp.io with your product feed and/or affiliate link.

We are always curious about new ways to create value for our users and partners.

Send an overview of your idea or concept to partner@mollyapp.io. We will make sure the right person looks at it and gets back to you for a non-binding conversation.

Molly is free to install and use, and there are no in-app purchases or subscriptions for end users today.

Any future premium features may be added, but the core idea is that you should be able to save money on your online purchases without paying anything for the tool itself.

There is the possibility of commercial collaborations where webshops can enter into agreements about, among other things, discount codes and campaigns through Molly. To maintain user trust, any extra exposure should be balanced with transparency and a principle that the user's savings and experience are weighted higher than short-term advertising revenue.

Molly's value to users depends on credibility, so the feature is built to highlight discount codes, reviews and price differences that genuinely give you a financial advantage or peace of mind.

The goal is that you always see the most relevant savings and not just the most profitable partners. Molly naturally cannot know all prices and consumer tips in the world, so a collaboration naturally helps ensure that your particular benefits for consumers will be communicated when relevant.

Molly earns money through collaborations with webshops. Molly is a free service for you as a consumer, and our business is based on generating traffic and receiving commission if a purchase is made with a partner. Here is how it works in practice:

• Different collaborations: Molly collaborates with advertisers in many different ways and with different payment models. This is what makes it possible for us to keep the service running.
• Transparency about commission: Only in special collaborations through selected affiliate networks and with particular interactions with Molly can it happen that Molly is attributed commission for a sale that other parties were also involved in. It works both ways, however: Molly also loses commission in many cases if other parties were involved in a sale.
• The advertiser decides: It is always the advertiser (the webshop) and the individual affiliate network that determines who is awarded the commission. In some cases the commission is even shared between multiple parties.

Our goal is always to create value for both you and the webshop, so we can continue to find the best prices and codes for you completely free of charge.

You can easily give feedback to Molly. Simply tap the three dots at the bottom and then tap Feedback. Write what you are experiencing along with your email address. If you have created a profile on Molly, we receive it automatically.

You can call or write directly to Molly:

Phone: +45 50 50 25 57

Email: contact@mollyapp.io

For specific enquiries you can write directly to:

• Tech: tech@mollyapp.io
• Partnerships: partner@mollyapp.io
• Marketing: marketing@mollyapp.io

Getgifted, which sells gift cards for Zalando, is a safe place to shop. Technical issues can always arise, so if you unexpectedly have not received your gift card, you can write directly to Getgifted at support@getgifted.com.

You will receive a reply within 24 hours. If not, please get back to us at contact@mollyapp.io.

As long as you have not used the gift card, you can cancel the purchase from Getgifted within 14 days. You can contact Getgifted support at support@getgifted.com, who will reply within 24 hours.

There are a few ways to "unsubscribe", depending on whether you want to stop receiving emails or delete your profile entirely:

1. Unsubscribe from the newsletter

If you simply want to stop receiving our tips and offers by email:

• Use the link at the bottom: At the bottom of all our newsletters you will find a link that says "Unsubscribe" or "Unsubscribe from newsletter". Click it and you will be removed immediately.
• Via settings: You can also manage your notifications and emails directly in the Molly app under your profile settings.

2. Delete your user profile

If you have created a profile (for example to save wishlists and price alerts) and want to delete all your data:

• Open the Molly app on your phone.
• Go to your profile (the person icon) and tap Edit (pencil icon in the bottom right corner).
• Select Delete profile or Delete user. When you confirm, we permanently delete your profile and all associated data (wishlists, price alerts, etc.) in accordance with GDPR rules.

3. Uninstall Molly (the browser extension)

If you no longer want to use Molly in your browser, simply remove the extension:

• iPhone/iPad: Hold your finger on the Molly app and select Delete app.
• Chrome: Right-click the Molly logo next to the address bar and select Remove from Chrome.

Yes, there are the same features on Android as you experience on other platforms. Unlike iOS, remember to open the Android app when you shop.

We regularly update Molly with improvements, fixes, and new features. We recommend turning on automatic app updates so you don't have to do it manually every time.

Turn on app updates:

1. Go to Settings
2. Tap App Store
3. Turn on App Updates

Update Molly manually:

1. Open the App Store
2. Tap your profile picture in the top right corner
3. Find Molly and tap Update

If Molly is in the way of some buttons, you can simply use the mouse on your computer or your finger on your iPhone or Android and move the Molly tab up or down or to the opposite side.

We are very aware of the challenges and issues that can exist in the discount services industry, and we take them very seriously. Molly is however built to be much more than just a discount code finder:

• A broad shopping assistant: Molly is an all-in-one solution. We combine automatic discount checks with price comparison, webshop reviews, display of the e-mark, wishlists and price alerts.
• Value for all parties: We believe this breadth makes us a relevant partner for both webshops and users. We don't just help with discounts at checkout, but also create trust, validate shops and help users find the right products at the right price.
• A healthy collaboration model: Our model is based on creating real value. By being a serious and transparent player, we want to contribute positively to e-commerce for both consumers and businesses.

1. Founder-driven and product-focused

Molly is created and still run by the original founders. This means short decision paths, closeness to the product and a long-term focus on user experience over short-term optimisation. Development is driven by actual user needs and continuous iteration.

2. A unified shopping assistant — not just discount codes

Where many solutions isolate themselves to one use case (e.g. discount codes), the ambition here is to function as a unified shopping assistant. This includes:

• Shareable wishlists across shops
• Gift reservation to avoid duplicates
• Price alerts on specific products
• Automatic price monitoring while the user browses

3. Proactive price intelligence

Instead of requiring active searching, the system works in the background. When a user looks at a product, prices are automatically checked across retailers. Price alerts make it possible to define a desired price level and receive a notification when it is reached.

4. Built-in security and transparency

Trust is integrated as a standard feature — not as an add-on. The platform shows user reviews, highlights certifications and warns against potentially unsafe webshops.

5. User-centred development

The solution is built without external capital and with full control over the roadmap and priorities — giving the opportunity to develop features based on real user feedback and long-term product quality.

Everyone with a smartphone (iOS or Android) and a browser (Chrome or Safari) can use Molly. It simply requires Molly to be installed and activated.

Only your imagination sets limits to what Molly can help you with. For example, you might be alerted about:

• That the restaurant you are booking a table at has a bad smiley or is poorly reviewed
• That there is a critical article about the webshop you are about to shop at
• That you can buy the product you are looking at cheaper elsewhere

Let us know if you know something about a page that you think Molly should tip others about.

Molly is a free service for consumers, but we can earn on traffic and commission with a partner webshop if a purchase is made.

Molly has more than 450,000 active users every week. We have over 14,000 reviews in the App Store (average 4.9) and are rated 4.8 on Trustpilot.

You can use Molly without creating an account for basic discount code and price functionality, but an account gives extra benefits. With a user profile you can, for example, save wishlists, synchronise your wishes and preferences across devices and share lists with others — giving you a more personal and cohesive experience.

Molly activates primarily when you are on the webshop itself, so it can read the product page and checkout flow and insert discount codes automatically.

When you search on Google, Molly can show active validated discount codes directly in the search results, so you can easily see where there is an extra saving.

Yes, you can adjust Molly's behaviour via the settings in the extension/app, where you can among other things control whether Molly should automatically pop up, or only when discount codes or price differences are found.

This way you can choose whether Molly should be very visible and proactive, or more "quiet" in the background and only inform when there is something to save.

Users report that they have repeatedly saved significant amounts using Molly — for example, one review mentions saving 800 kr on just two purchases.

The typical picture is that you continually save "small and medium" amounts via discount codes and cheaper alternatives, which can add up to many hundreds or thousands of kroner per year, depending on how much you shop online.

Yes, Molly makes it possible to collect all your wishes in one place, follow price trends and see where you can buy products cheapest. You can share your wishlists with friends and family, who can reserve gifts directly on the list — without needing to install Molly or create an account themselves.

Molly handles both: it finds and tests available discount codes at the shop you are buying from, and automatically keeps the code that gives you the biggest saving.

At the same time, Molly checks whether the specific product can be bought cheaper at another webshop, by looking up its own data and PriceRunner data and showing you alternative prices directly in the browser.

Molly is built for online shoppers and works on most major and many smaller webshops where discount codes can be applied at checkout. For price comparison, Molly automatically fetches prices on more than 3 million products from PriceRunner and product feeds directly from webshops, so you can quickly see if the item is available cheaper elsewhere.

Molly currently operates in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Germany, the Netherlands and England. In the Danish market, Molly can also show e-mark information. The solution is continuously expanding alongside the user base and partnerships across markets.

Yes! Molly is developed and run by 3 passionate entrepreneurs (Mads, Peter and Simon) with an office in Copenhagen.

Molly gives you useful info about the pages you visit on the web. For example, you can get info on reviews of the site or tips on finding the item cheaper elsewhere. Molly also automatically inserts coupon codes when you go to checkout. Molly is an application that installs on your computer or phone.

After purchasing a gift card from Zalando via Getgifted, you will receive a value code either by SMS or email. Enter the value code when you check out on Zalando.

If you have challenges using the value code, you can contact Getgifted at support@getgifted.com, who will reply within 24 hours.

No, it is not a requirement. You can share your list with anyone. They can view the list, see where products are cheapest and reserve wishes without creating a user account.

You can easily add products to your wishlists directly via the Molly extension in your browser while you shop. Molly saves the product with image, price and link. You can also create a price alert to track the price and get notified when it drops.

When you visit a webshop with Molly installed in the browser and find a product you want to save:

1. Tap add to list
2. Choose a list
3. The product is automatically saved with image, price and link

If you want to monitor the price and get notified when it falls, create a price alert.

Easily share your list with friends and family. If it is a wishlist, they can reserve wishes so you avoid duplicate gifts. They don't need a profile or Molly installed.

Molly wishlists are a feature in the extension and in the app, where you add and save the products you want or would like to buy — without having to buy them right away. You can gather everything you dream of in one place and let Molly keep an eye on the price for you by creating a price alert.

You get notified if the price falls or if a discount code appears, so you can strike at the right time. This gives you peace of mind, a better overview and a greater chance of getting a good deal.

With Molly installed in the browser, you always have Molly at hand to save products to lists — no need to copy and paste awkward URLs.

With Molly installed in your browser, you always have access to thousands of discount codes. When you reach checkout on a webshop, Molly automatically appears and asks if you want to test discount codes — provided there are active codes available. Simply tap Check discount codes and Molly runs through the codes and keeps the one that gives the biggest saving.

Our more than 450,000 active users share more than 4,000 discount codes every month.

Yes, we work with UGC as part of our marketing setup. We find, however, that performance can vary quite a bit depending on format, creator and target audience. You are very welcome to send your prices for content production as well as rights for use in paid advertising. Contact us at: marketing@mollyapp.io.

Yes, we work with influencers as part of our marketing — primarily with a focus on performance, credibility and match with our target audience. We prioritise collaborations where there is a clear fit and the possibility of creating measurable impact, rather than pure exposure campaigns.

If you are interested in collaborating with Molly, please send us some information such as data on your target audience, engagement rates and reach, as well as your pricing to marketing@mollyapp.io.

We are always looking for new stars. You are very welcome to send your CV along with a brief description of why you are applying for a job at Molly to job@mollyapp.io. We will take a look and get back to you if there is a relevant match.