Adding Quantity Tiers
Quantity tiers are the heart of every deal — they're the individual "buy X, save Y" options a shopper picks from. On the storefront these appear as rows in the deal bar. This article covers adding tiers and setting each one up.
Adding a Tier
Open the deal you want to edit.
Add a new tier. Each deal needs at least one, and you can add as many as your offer requires.
Tiers are ordered by position, so arrange them from smallest quantity to largest for a natural "upgrade" path.
Setting the Quantity and Discount
Enter the quantity the shopper must buy to unlock the tier — for example, 3.
Choose the discount type for the tier:
- Percentage — a percent off (capped at 100%).
- Fixed — a fixed amount off each item.
- Default — no discount, used for a plain "buy 1" base option.
Enter the discount value for percentage or fixed tiers.
Adding Titles and Subtitles
Give each tier a title — the main line the shopper reads, such as "Buy 3."
Add an optional subtitle for supporting text, like "Most popular."
Add an optional label for a badge, such as "Save 20%."
Setting a Default Tier
Optionally mark one tier as the default option.
The default tier is pre-selected when the product page loads, nudging shoppers toward the offer you most want them to take.
Saving Your Tiers
Save the deal once your tiers are configured.
Drip Discounts updates the underlying discount so the new quantities and savings apply immediately.
Well-structured tiers with clear jumps in savings are the single biggest driver of a higher average order value — take the time to make each step feel worth it.
