Support infinite/incremental discounts
planned
Tobe Osakwe
Make it possible to apply a discount to groups of products in the cart, based on division by a specific number.
Example: A "buy 3 for $250" deal where:
* If you have 3 in the cart: you pay $250
* 6 in the cart: $500
* 9 in the cart: $750
* Etc.
In addition, it will be smart enough to leave the remainder of items at normal price. For example, if you had 5 in the cart, you'd get $3 of them at $250, but the remaining 2 would be full price.
This is different from volume discounts, which can only have a finite number of quantity breaks.
Tobe Osakwe
planned
Similarly to Shopify's built-in "Buy X Get Y" discounts, we will add a "Maximum times to apply per cart" setting to discounts in our app.
The default will be 1. If you set it to 0, the discount can apply infinitely.
Tobe Osakwe
If you want to use our app to create bundle discounts, please upvote and comment on this new feature request thread
After further thought, I realized that an "infinite/incremental" discount feature might make the app too difficult to use for creating bundles.
If you upvote the new thread, I will remove your vote from this thread, to make it easier to track who wants what.
We will also go through past customer support conversations to get context on what each person wanted, to potentially move around the votes ourselves.
Best,
Tobe
Chance Marine
Customer feedback: A customer mentioned they want the ability to set up a discount where purchasing any 2 products from a collection costs a set amount, but additional items follow a different pricing structure. Specifically, they tested with 3 items and set a discount of $129 for 3 items. However, they want 2 items for $129 and the 3rd at full price, unless they purchase 4 items, then they want 2 items for $129 and the other 2 for $129 as well.