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  1. Dollarlabs: Ultimate Discounts

Discount types

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Last updated 5 months ago

You can choose between four different types of discounts that we offer when creating a configuration on the Ultimate discounts app. This article aims to provide a walkthrough of the different options and how they work with examples for each.

  1. Percentage Discount

  2. Fixed Amount Discount

  3. Product Cost Multiplier

  4. Variant Metafield Price


Percentage discount

This discount applies a percentage reduction to the price of a product or to the entire order based on whether you create a order / product discount.

For example, a 10% discount on a $100 product reduces the price to $90.


Fixed amount discount

This discount deducts a specific amount from the price of a product or the total order value. For instance, a $20 discount on a $100 product lowers the price to $80.


Product cost multiplier

This discount adjusts the product price by multiplying the original cost by a specified factor. For example, applying a multiplier of 0.8 to a $100 product sets the new price at $80. This helps in offering ratio based discounts for different volume of items.

This discount is not avalilable for use on order functions and is only available on Product functions.


Variant Metafield Price

This feature allows setting custom prices for product variants using metafields. By defining a price in a variant’s metafield, our app can apply this price during checkout based on your configuration.

This discount is not avalilable for use on order functions and is only available on Product functions.

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