Volume discounts and quantity breaks for Shopify
Show buy-more-save-more tiers on the product page, and apply the discount at checkout.
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The problem
“Buy 2, save 10%” only works if shoppers see the offer while they choose a quantity, and if checkout charges the price you promised. A theme can show a table of tiers, but it can’t apply the discount.
The solution
Snap Bundle adds a volume offer table to the product page. You set the tiers, each with its own quantity and discount, and the shopper picks one. A Shopify discount function applies the discount in the cart and at checkout, so the shopper pays the price they were shown.
A tier can also include a gift product, free or at a discount, and the offer can show a countdown timer.
How it works
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Create a quantity breaks offer
In Snap Bundle, choose Quantity breaks and pick the products it applies to.
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Set the tiers
Enter the quantity and the discount for each tier, and add a gift to any tier you like.
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Add the block
In the theme editor, add the Volume Offer Table block to your product template.
Questions merchants ask
Is the volume discount applied at checkout?
Yes. Snap Bundle applies it through a Shopify discount function, in the cart and at checkout. There is no code for the shopper to enter.
Can a quantity tier include a free gift?
Yes. A tier can include a gift product, either free or at a percentage or fixed amount off.
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