Pricing & Discounts demo

Pricing and discount examples

Try the quantities below and check the cart total. Catalog prices stay unchanged. These examples use sequential mode and target separate products, so you can combine them in one cart.

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10% off — lamp €100 → €90

Desk lamp — 10% off

Add 1 lamp: €100 becomes €90 in the cart. The catalog price stays €100.

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Buy 6+ notebooks — every unit €16

Notebook — buy 6+, pay €16 each

Add 5 notebooks for €90, then increase to 6: all six cost €16 each, total €96.

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From the sixth print — only later units €16

Art print — sixth and later units €16

Add 6 prints: the first five stay €18 and the sixth costs €16. Total €106. Compare this with the notebook bulk example.

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Buy 2, get 1 free — repeats every 3 mugs

Coffee mug — buy two, get one free

Add all 3 mugs yourself: pay €40 instead of €60. Add 6 and pay €80. Gifts are not added automatically.

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Buy 1 candle, get the second 50% off

Scented candle — second at half price

Add 2 candles: one costs €30 and the second €15, total €45. The discount is distributed over the cart line.

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€10 off once — four workbooks total €90

Workshop workbook — €10 off the selection

Add 4 workbooks: €100 becomes €90. This rule deducts €10 once from the eligible selection, not €10 per unit. Other demo products are excluded.

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Combine sizes — 3 Small + 3 Large at €16 each

T-shirt — combine 6 across sizes, pay €16 each

Choose Small and Large. Add 3 of each: six shirts from the same parent reach the quantity tier, €16 each and €96 total.

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€3 off each pencil case — two total €34

Pencil case — €3 off each unit

Add 2 pencil cases: each falls from €20 to €17, total €34. Unlike the workbook cart discount, the fixed reduction applies to every unit.

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Set the unit price — €20 becomes €15

Sketchbook — set unit price to €15

Add 2 sketchbooks: pay €15 each, total €30. A target price never raises a product that already costs less.

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Sizes count separately — 3 of one size unlock €16

Polo — buy 3 in the same size, pay €16 each

Add 2 Small and 2 Large: neither size reaches 3, so total €72. Add 3 of each instead: both qualify at €16 each, total €96. Compare with the T-shirt that combines sizes.

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Only Small gets 20% off — Large stays €50

Hoodie — Small 20% off, Large full price

Add 1 Small (€40) and 1 Large (€50): total €90. Only the Small variation is selected in the rule; selecting a parent would include every size.

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Buy 2 gift boxes — ribbon added automatically

Gift box — buy 2, receive a free ribbon

Add only 2 gift boxes: total €40 and one ribbon appears automatically at €0. Reduce to 1 box: the ribbon is removed. You do not need to add the gift yourself.

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Buy 1, get 1 free — no repeat within the group

Tea cup — buy 1, get 1 free once per group

Add 2 cups: total €20. Add 4: only one cup is free, total €60. Repeat is off; this is per eligible quantity group in the current cart, not a lifetime customer limit.

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