Cart level and product level discounts

Learn what the difference is between cart level and product level discounts

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Written by Bart Coppens
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Cart level

A cart level discount is a money discount that is calculated based on the total value of the cart. Percentage discounts are always considered product level.

These discounts can be set to trigger when a given product is added to the cart or when other conditions are met.
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  • We set up a 25$, cart level discount for customers who purchase product A

  • A customer buys two items of product A at 50$ and 1 item of product B at 75$; the total cart value is 175$

  • The customer unlocks a cart level discount of 25$

  • The customer pays 150$ (175$ minus the 25$ discount)

Product level

All percentage discounts are considered product level. Additionally a product level (or line level) discount can be a money discount that is calculated based on the price of each item in the cart that is eligible (a specific product or variant).

Example:

  • We set up a 25$, product level discount for customers who purchase product A

  • A customer buys two items of product A at 50$ and 1 item of product B at 75$; the total cart value is 175$

  • The customer unlocks a product level discount for product A, of 25$ for each product A purchased

  • The customer pays 125$ (175$ minus two times the 25$ discount)

How do I know if I set up a cart or product level discount?

The next articles describe how you can check this in:

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