Understanding Your Statistics
Drip Discounts tracks how your quantity-break offers are performing so you can see, in real numbers, whether they're paying off. The statistics view surfaces three headline metrics, each answering a different question about your discounts.
The Three Metrics
Total sales — the total value of orders that included one of your Drip Discounts offers. This shows the overall revenue your discounted carts are driving.
Sold items — the number of discounted items sold through your deals. This tells you how much volume your quantity breaks are moving.
Added revenue — the extra revenue attributable to your deals: the additional amount shoppers spent by buying more to reach a tier, beyond what a single-unit purchase would have brought in.
All money values are shown in your store's own currency.
What Added Revenue Really Means
Added revenue is the metric to watch — it isolates the incremental value your quantity breaks created.
A healthy added-revenue number means shoppers are genuinely buying more because of your tiers, which is the whole point of volume discounting.
How the Numbers Are Built
Statistics are calculated from your orders as they come in.
Only orders that actually applied one of your deal discounts count toward these figures, so the numbers reflect real deal-driven behavior.
Using the Data
Compare added revenue against any subscription cost to confirm the app is paying for itself.
Watch sold items to see which quantities shoppers gravitate toward.
If added revenue is low, revisit your tier structure, default tier, and labels — small changes to the offer often produce big swings in these numbers.
Reviewing Regularly
Check your statistics periodically, especially after changing a deal. The clearest signal of whether a tweak worked is a rise in added revenue over the following days.
