Set Quantity Breaks Offer

Choose Main Product(s) for Your Campaign

After selecting your discount type, you’ll be asked to choose which products the offer applies to. You have 5 targeting options:

All products - Apply the campaign to all products.
Specific products - Manually pick one or more specific products (e.g., your bestsellers).
Products from the collection - Choose an entire product collection (e.g., “Summer Tees”).
Products with tags - Target items that share the same product tags (e.g., “bundle_eligible”).
Exclude products - Apply your discount to everything except selected products.

Configure Quantity Breaks Campaign

Note: In the classic campaign, you have the option and flexibility to change or entwine the campaign's type, hence this guide will cover all point that you can configure in a Quantity Breaks campaign.

1. Customize the Discount Type

Once you select the type, define how the discount is applied:

Use % Discount – e.g., 10% off
Why & When to Use:
Great for high-margin products or when you want the discount to scale naturally with the order value. Best for encouraging bulk purchases without committing to a fixed amount. Use it when your prices vary across SKUs or you're running a storewide promotion.

Set Price Discount – e.g., $8 per item
Why & When to Use:
Ideal when you want to set a clear, fixed price per unit for a specific quantity. Use this when you're offering bulk pricing or aiming for consistency, such as "$10 each when you buy 3 or more." This is commonly used in wholesale or tiered retail setups.

Buy X Get Y Free – Free items of the same SKU
Why & When to Use:
Perfect for creating a sense of added value without reducing the price of each item. Best used for fast-moving, replenishable, or consumable items. Helps increase volume while maintaining the perceived value of each item.

None – No discount, but still shows tiers
Why & When to Use:
Use this when your goal is to highlight quantity options without offering a discount — for example, showcasing bulk packaging or free gifts without discounting the product itself. Great for informational tiers or when combining with external promotions or loyalty points.

2. Switch to Range-Based Discount

Instead of fixed quantities (e.g., Buy 2), you can use quantity ranges (e.g., 1–3, 4–6, 7+) to apply discounts flexibly.

3. Set Default Deal Selection

Choose which deal is pre-selected by default on the product page to drive user behavior.

4. Allow Customers to Choose More Variants

Enable buyers to mix different product variants within a deal (e.g., choose colors or sizes under the same offer).

5. Offer Add-ons

Add optional upsell products at a discount when customers select a certain quantity.

6. Offer a Free Gift

Attach a free gift to specific deal tiers. Great for enhancing perceived value and increasing conversions.

Additional settings

Customize Deal Visuals & Text
For Each Deal Tier, You Can: Upload an image (e.g., bundle preview or free gift).
You can edit the following text fields: Title, Subtitle, Highlight Badge, Deal Tag.
Text Formatting Options: Bold, Italic, Underline, Include Emoji, Use Built-in Commands for dynamic styling (e.g., Buy {{ MIN_QUANTITY }}+ products).

Updated on: 23/05/2025