Everything in Drip Discounts is organized around two building blocks: deals and tiers. Understanding how they relate makes it much easier to plan an offer that converts, so it's worth a quick read before you start building.
What a Deal Is
A deal is the overall campaign. It defines:
- Where the discount applies — all products, specific products, or specific collections.
- How the offer looks — the layout, styling, colors, and fonts.
- What pricing display the shopper sees — per-item or per-volume.
Each deal must have a unique name within your store.
you can run several deals at once, but they may not overlap. Drip Discounts refuses to save a deal that covers a product already covered by another, and it only allows one All-products deal per store. See Choosing Where a Deal Applies for the exact rules.
What a Tier Is
A tier — shown on the storefront as a row in the deal bar — is a single quantity option inside a deal. Every deal needs at least one tier, and most have two or three. Each tier controls:
- The quantity a shopper buys to unlock it (for example, 3 units).
- The Price setting for that quantity — Default (no discount), Discounted %, Discounted €, or Specific (an exact per-unit price, single-product deals only).
- The title, subtitle, and label text that describe the offer.
How They Work Together
A typical "buy more, save more" offer looks like this:
- Tier 1 — buy 1, no discount (the standard price).
- Tier 2 — buy 3, save 10%.
- Tier 3 — buy 5, save 20%.
Shoppers see all three options at once and can pick the one that suits them. The tier they choose determines the quantity added to the cart and the discount applied at checkout.
Planning Your Tiers
When planning tiers, keep the jumps meaningful — a small increase in savings between tiers won't move the needle, but a clear reward for buying more will. Order tiers from smallest to largest quantity so the "upgrade" path reads naturally down (or across) the deal bar.