Sample products and customer data. Includes an admin settings preview.
Offers with a clear purpose
Put it to work in your store.
One practical starting point. Adapt the example to your products and your store’s settings.
Define the products and offer
Start with one product and a bulk rule, such as 10% off when the qualifying quantity reaches five. Select whether the quantity is counted by product or another supported basis before adding more conditions.
Explain the threshold
Enable a quantity table or product banner in Promotion and choose its placement. Keep the message specific: name the qualifying quantity and the discount the rule actually supplies.
Follow the offer into the cart
Test quantities below and above the threshold, then review cart lines and checkout totals. For customer, coupon, shipping, or payment conditions, test the context that makes the rule eligible.
Encourage larger quantities
Use bulk rules for a single price band or tiered rules for graduated quantities. A volume table gives the customer a readable reference for the configured offer.
Build product combinations
Configure product-group or buy-one-get-one offers around selected products, with conditions that define when the combination qualifies.
Target a promotion
Limit offers by customer eligibility, cart contents, or a schedule instead of applying the same promotion to every shopping session.
MADE FOR THE WAY YOU SELL
Give every offer a clear purpose.
Build quantity offers around the products and customers that matter to your store, then make the resulting prices easy to understand.
The interactive example illustrates a quantity offer. Configure your own rules in the plugin.
Before you get started
Rule types
Simple, bulk, tiered, group, and buy-one-get-one pricing, plus cart discounts, positive checkout fees, and purchase restrictions.
WooCommerce surfaces
Classic cart and checkout, Cart and Checkout Blocks, and compatible order storage.
Promotion displays
Banners, quantity tables, and other promotional displays are optional and must be enabled and configured.
Catalog prices
Shop, category, and search listings retain native lookup prices so sorting and filtering stay consistent. Use promotional displays to explain eligible offers.
Quantity rules
Bulk, tiered, group, and buy-one-get-one rules use whole quantities. Confirm your store's quantity setup before enabling them.
Minimum versions and supported integrations, all in one place.
For the demonstrated build: 1.6.7.
Minimum requirements
WordPress
6.5+
WooCommerce
8.2+
PHP
8.2+
Tested with WordPress 7.1.0 and WooCommerce 11.1.0.
Supported technology
Classic and Checkout BlocksProduct prices, cart discounts, and checkout fees in both checkout experiences.
HPOSCompatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage.
Product promotion displaysVolume tables, offer banners, countdowns, and pricing summaries, with native block and shortcode placement.
Rule methodsSimple adjustments, bulk and tiered pricing, product groups, buy X get X/Y, exclusions, and purchase restrictions.
Dynamic Pricing integrationSupplies calculated prices to the companion Dynamic Pricing display plugin.
Pricing and restrictions apply to cart-based purchases. Admin-created, REST API, and automatic renewal orders do not run through the cart pricing engine.
Tiered pricing applies each band to its units. The displayed average unit price can differ from the rate in a single tier.
A WordPress site with WooCommerce installed. Check the plugin documentation and release requirements before installing it on your store.
Is the preview connected to my store?+
No. This page uses illustrative example values to explain the experience. Your store’s prices, rules, and customer data stay in your own WordPress installation.
Where can I learn about the other plugins?+
Return to the plugin collection to explore each product. Every plugin has its own page with a focused overview of its features.