Coupon Cabin
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Online financial services |
| Founded | March 1, 2003 in Chicago, Illinois, United States |
| Founder | Scott Kluth |
| Headquarters | Chicago , United States |
Area served | United States |
Key people | Scott Kluth (CEO) |
| Products | Digital coupon codes, printable vouchers, daily deal compilations, tailored product suggestions |
| Website | couponcabin |
CouponCabin provides digital coupon codes from U.S. retailers, including printable vouchers for neighborhood stores and grocery shopping, daily deal compilations, and tailored product suggestions.
Established in Chicago in March 2003 by entrepreneur Scott Kluth, who previously worked at Sears, CouponCabin has expanded under his role as CEO. Additionally, Tinsley Mortimer, known from The Real Housewives of New York City and Kluth's former fiancée, has been affiliated with the company.
The service is accessible at no cost and does not require user registration. Visitors can locate valid online coupons by filtering through retailers, categories, geographic areas, or deal types. CouponCabin’s collection includes exclusive discount codes, manufacturer and retailer coupons, free shipping promotions, as well as deals contributed by users from partner merchants.
Consumer and media response
Prominent media outlets such as ABC's Good Morning America, Good Housekeeping, The Wall Street Journal, and SmartMoney Magazine have spotlighted CouponCabin.
The organization endorses a program allowing consumers to contribute expired coupons to support military families.
In 2021, the company faced litigation that concluded with a $228 judgment against it.
Industry and trade notes
In October 2011, JMI Equity from San Diego led a $54 million investment round targeting CouponCabin’s growth in social media and mobile platforms.
CouponCabin’s workspace was highlighted as Workplace of the Week by The Wall Street Journal in May 2011, while Crain's Chicago Business placed the firm sixth on its 2011 Fast Fifty ranking.