• Single Product Discount: Apply discounts to specific individual products. For example, “Get 20% off Premium Headphones.”
• Collection Discount: Discount all products in a collection. For example, “Save 15% on all Winter Coats.”
• Advanced Single Product: Single product with conditions like exclusions or purchase type restrictions (one-time vs subscription).
• Advanced Collection: Collection discounts with advanced rules, exclusions, purchase type restrictions, and maxQuantity control for margin protection.

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Capabilities

• Product Selection – Choose Specific Products or Specific Collections
• Discount Modes – Amount Off, Percent Off, or Fixed Price
• maxQuantity Control – Set unlimited (-1) or limit discounted items per order
  Example: maxQuantity = 3 means only the first 3 qualifying items get discounted
• Conditions (Advanced only):
  • Exclude specific products or collections
  • Purchase Type: One-time, Subscription, or Both
• Sale item handling – Allow or block additional discounting on already-on-sale items
• Discount strategy – Apply to Highest priced items first or Lowest priced items first
• Limits – Cap the maximum discount per order and choose whether to allow multiple uses per order
• Method – Automatic, single discount code, or coupon batch distribution
• Scheduling – Start date/time with optional end date/time

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Example 1: Simple Collection Discount with maxQuantity

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How to set this up

1. Name your offer “Winter Sale 25% Off”
2. Method: Select Automatic
3. Type: Choose Collection Discount
4. Select Collections: Choose “Winter Collection”
5. Discount Mode: Select Percent Off and enter 25
6. maxQuantity: Enter 3 (only first 3 items discounted per order)
7. On-Sale Item Discounts: Choose based on your strategy (recommend “Do not discount”)
8. Discount Strategy: Pick Highest priced items first to maximize perceived value
9. Save and activate

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Behavior notes

• Customers adding 5 winter items: first 3 get 25% off, last 2 are full price
• Discount applies automatically at checkout
• No minimum purchase required (unless added in Advanced version)
• maxQuantity protects margins on bulk orders

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Example 2: Advanced Single Product - Subscription Discount

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How to set this up

1. Name your offer “Premium Headphones Subscription Deal”
2. Method: Select Automatic
3. Type: Choose Advanced Single Product Discount
4. Select Product: “Premium Headphones”
5. Conditions:
   • Purchase Type: Subscription Only
6. Discount Mode: Amount Off → 50
7. maxQuantity: -1 (unlimited)
8. On-Sale Item Discounts: Select “Do not discount on-sale items”
9. Save and activate

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Behavior notes

• Discount only applies to subscription purchases of Premium Headphones
• One-time purchases do not receive the discount
• Great for encouraging recurring revenue through subscriptions
• Helps build customer loyalty and predictable revenue stream

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Example 3: Collection Discount with Exclusions

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How to set this up

1. Type: Choose Advanced Collection Discount
2. Select Collection: “Accessories”
3. Discount Mode: Percent Off → 20
4. maxQuantity: 5
5. Exclusions:
   • Select specific premium products to exclude
   • Or exclude entire “Premium Accessories” collection
6. On-Sale Item Discounts: Select “Do not discount on-sale items”
7. Discount Strategy: Highest priced items first

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Behavior notes

• Only non-sale accessories (excluding premium ones) get the discount
• Maximum 5 items discounted per order
• Highest priced eligible items discounted first
• Prevents double-discounting and protects premium product margins

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Example 4: Collection Discount with Fixed Price

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How to set this up

1. Type: Choose Collection Discount
2. Select Collection: “Premium T-Shirts”
3. Discount Mode: Fixed Price → 29.99
4. maxQuantity: 5
5. On-Sale Item Discounts: Select “Do not discount on-sale items”
6. Discount Strategy: Highest priced items first

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Behavior notes

• All premium t-shirts (originally USD 45-65) now USD 29.99 each
• Items priced below USD 29.99 are automatically excluded
• Maximum 5 items get the fixed price per order
• Clear value: “All Premium T-Shirts USD 29.99!” is more compelling than “40-55% off”
• Great for flash sales and psychological pricing

• Buy One Get One Free (BOGO): Buy any sweater, get a scarf free.
• Buy X, Get Y at a Discount: Buy a laptop, get 20% off any laptop bag.
• Buy X, Get Y at a Fixed Price: Buy a camera, get a tripod for $19.99.

• Set clear purchase requirements.
• Use limited-time offers to create urgency.
• Communicate the value clearly to your customers.

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Capabilities

• Qualifiers (X) – Choose Specific Products or Specific Collections.
  Supports:
  • Minimum quantity of items or Minimum spend on items
  • Specify quantities individually for each product in the qualifier set
  • Exclude specific products or collections from qualifying
  • Require minimum order total (order-level threshold)
• Purchase requirement options
  • Apply to Any product in the qualifier set or All products
  • Limit by:
    • One-time purchase
    • Subscription
    • Both
• Targets (Y) – Discount Specific Products or Specific Collections
  Modes: Amount Off, Percent Off, Fixed Price, or Free
• Sale item handling – Allow or block additional discounting on already on-sale items
• Discount strategy – Apply to Highest priced items first or Lowest priced items first
  Optional:
  • Discount only the highest priced item
  • Only items that meet minimum requirements (limit the Y discount to lines that satisfy X)
• Limits – Cap the maximum discount per order and choose whether to allow multiple uses per order
• Method – Automatic, single discount code, or coupon batch distribution
• Scheduling – Start date/time with optional end date/time

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Example 1: Wholesale tier with order minimum & per-item minimum (Percent Off)

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How to set this up

1. Name your offer and (optionally) add badge text.
2. Method: Select Discount Code and enter BULK40.
3. Dates: Set your start date/time (and end date/time if needed).

• Choose Specific Products or Specific Collections that qualify.
• Under Conditions, enable Minimum quantity of items.
• Enable Specify quantities individually and set the minimum 10 for each product.
• Turn on Require minimum order total and set it to $3,500.
• Purchase Requirement Options: Use Any product (best for mix-and-match across your wholesale catalog).
• Purchase Type: Choose One-Time, Subscription, or Both.

• Choose the same Specific Products or Specific Collections you want discounted.
• Discount Mode: Select Percent Off and set to 40%.
• On-Sale Item Discounts: Choose whether to allow additional discounting on already on-sale items.
• Discount Strategy: Pick Highest priced items first (or Lowest).
• Target Options: Enable Only items that meet minimum requirements to restrict discounts to 10+ unit lines.
• (Optional) Leave Discount only the highest priced item off to discount all qualifying lines.

• (Optional) Set a maximum discount per order.
• (Optional) Allow multiple uses per order if you want the rule to scale across many qualifying lines.

4. Save and test: Add several products at 10+ units each plus some single-unit products.
   The 40% discount should apply only to the 10+ unit lines once the cart total reaches $3,500 or more and BULK40 is applied.

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Behavior notes

• Smaller-quantity lines (fewer than 10 units) are not discounted.
• Only the portion of the order that meets the per-product minimum and overall order minimum is discounted.

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Example 2: Seasonal special with fixed-price reward

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How to set this up

1. Name your offer and (optionally) add badge text like “Hat for $10”.
2. Method: Select Automatic.

• Choose the Winter Collection as the qualifier.
• Under Conditions, enable Minimum quantity of items and set to 5.
• Leave Specify quantities individually disabled unless each product needs its own minimum.
• Require minimum order total: Not needed for this example.
• Purchase Requirement Options: Use Any product.
• Purchase Type: Choose One-Time.

• Choose Specific Products: select the matching hats you want discounted.
• Discount Mode: Select Fixed Price and set it to $10.
• On-Sale Item Discounts: Allow or block depending on your sale policy.
• Discount Strategy: Pick Lowest priced items first if multiple hat styles are available.
• Target Options: Keep Only items that meet minimum requirements enabled to ensure the discount only applies when the cart has 5+ qualifying items.

• Set a maximum discount per order if you want to limit hats per purchase (e.g., max $30 off).
• Keep Allow multiple uses per order off to prevent customers from repeating the discount in a single cart.

3. Save and test: Add 5 qualifying Winter Collection items and a hat.
   The hat should price at $10 automatically, even if its original price is$25.

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Behavior notes

• The discount only applies to hats listed as target products.
• If fewer than 5 qualifying items are in the cart, the hat remains full price.
  For Budgets, Sales Channels, and Priority, see the overview and related sections in your documentation.

• Volume Discount: Reward customers for purchasing multiple units with the same discount for all items. For example, “Buy 3+ t-shirts, save 10% on all” or “Buy 5+ items, pay USD 29.99 each.”
• Tiered Discount: Create multiple spending or quantity thresholds with progressively better discounts at each level. For example, “Buy 2 items, save 5%; Buy 3 items, save 10%; Buy 4+ items, save 15%” or “1st item USD 49.99, 2nd item USD 39.99, 3+ items USD 29.99 each.”
• Advanced BMSM: Provide customizable rules and conditions to create precisely targeted promotions. For example, combine spending thresholds with product category requirements.

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Discount Modes

• Amount Off: Fixed dollar discount per item (e.g., USD 5 off each)
• Percent Off: Percentage discount per item (e.g., 15% off each)
• Fixed Price: Set specific price per item (e.g., USD 49.99 each)

• Display progress toward the next threshold during the shopping experience.
• Balance discount depth with your margin requirements.
• Consider fixed pricing for clear value propositions on premium items.

• Percentage or Amount Bundle: Offer a discount when customers purchase a specific combination of products. For example, “Purchase these 3 skincare products together and save 15%.”
• Fixed Price Bundle: Set a specific price for a collection of products when purchased together, typically lower than the sum of their individual prices. For example, “Complete home gym set: $299 (normally$450).”
• Advanced Bundle: Provide customizable rules and conditions. For example, create conditional product combinations with variable discount structures.

• Consider offering different bundle configurations for different customer segments.
• Create bundles of various price points to appeal to different customer budgets.

• Spend X Get Free Gift: This classic GWP format offers a free item when customers reach a specified order value. For example, “Spend $100, get a free tote bag.”
• Buy X Get Free Gift: Rather than focusing on order value, this GWP type rewards customers for purchasing specific products or categories. For example, “Buy any foundation, get a free makeup sample.”
• Spend X Get Discounted Gift: Offer premium items at a significantly reduced price when customers reach a spending threshold. For example, “Spend $75, get this $50 diffuser for just $20.”
• Buy X Get Discounted Gift: Similar to the above, but triggered by the purchase of specific products rather than spending amount. For example, “Buy any dress, get this $40 necklace for $15.”
• Advanced GWP: For sophisticated marketing strategies, allow for customizable rules and tiered gifts. For example, multiple gift tiers based on spending levels.

• Select gifts that complement the qualifying purchases.
• Use premium or exclusive gifts for higher spending thresholds.
• Consider seasonal or limited-edition gifts to create urgency.
• Rotate GWP offers to keep the promotion fresh and engaging.

• Spend X Get Amount Off: This straightforward discount offers a fixed dollar amount reduction when the cart reaches a specified threshold. For example, “$10 off when you spend $50.”
• Spend X Get Percentage Off: Percentage-based order discounts offer a proportion of the total purchase as a discount when customers reach a spending threshold. For example, “15% off when you spend $100.”
• Buy X Get Order Discount: This hybrid approach applies an order-level discount when customers purchase specific products, connecting product-specific promotions with total order benefits. For example, “Buy any jeans, get 10% off your entire order.”
• Advanced Order Discount: For complex promotional strategies, provide customizable rules and conditions. For example, multi-tiered spending thresholds with progressive benefits.

• Consider progressive tiers to encourage even higher spending.
• Use limited-time offers to create urgency.

• Free Shipping: The most popular shipping promotion removes delivery costs entirely when orders meet specific conditions. For example, “Free shipping on orders over $75.”
• Discounted Shipping: This approach offers a percentage reduction on delivery fees when qualifying conditions are met. For example, “50% off shipping when you spend $75.”
• Fixed Shipping: This promotion sets a flat shipping rate regardless of order size, weight, or destination (within defined parameters). For example, “$5 flat-rate shipping on all orders.”
• Advanced Shipping Discount: For sophisticated logistics strategies, provide customizable rules and conditions. For example, destination-based shipping promotions.

• Clearly communicate shipping offer terms, including any geographic limitations.
• Consider time-limited shipping promotions to create urgency.
• Test different shipping discount structures to find what resonates best with your customers.
• Ensure your margins can support the shipping promotion without eroding profitability.