Watch the video guide:
https://loom.com/share/72b801a9a9dc4a4984d47702e8df3aa9
Below is a step by step guide (same content as above):
1. Understand the difference between tiered and recurring discounts 0:00
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- Tiered discount: You set separate thresholds for each level.
- Example: $400 → save $10, $500 → save $15.
- Recurring discount: The same discount pattern repeats as the basket value increases.
- Example: $400 → save $10, $800 → save $20, $1,200 → save $30.
- Use recurring pricing when you want the discount to keep increasing in the same pattern instead of creating multiple custom tiers.
2. Keep only the first tier and enable the recurring option 0:38
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- Set up Tier 1 with your base rule.
- Example: $400 basket value = $10 off.
- Instead of adding more tiers manually, turn on the recurring option.
- This makes the discount repeat automatically at each multiple of the original threshold.
- Example: 2x the basket value gets 2x the savings, 3x gets 3x the savings.
3. Add a maximum savings cap to limit the discount 0:55
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- You can set a maximum savings cap to prevent the discount from growing indefinitely.
- Example: set the cap to $50.
- Result: no matter how much the shopper spends, the discount will never exceed $50.