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# Tiered Order Value Discounts

Want to encourage your customers to spend more on every order? Tiered discounts are a great way to do it. In this article, we’ll walk you through how to create a **“Spend More, Save More”** discount — for example:

* 🛒 Spend ₹10,000 → Get 10% off
* 💰 Spend ₹20,000 → Get 20% off
* 💸 Spend ₹30,000 → Get 30% off

Let’s see how to set this up inside your discount builder.

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### 🧩 What This Discount Does

This type of offer helps you **boost your Average Order Value (AOV)** by rewarding customers who spend more.\
Each tier corresponds to a higher cart subtotal — and the discount automatically adjusts when the customer’s cart crosses that threshold.

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### ⚙️ Step-by-Step Setup

#### 1. Create a New Discount Code

1. Go to your **Discounts** section and create a new **Order Discount**.
2. Name your discount — for example, `spooky` (perfect for a Halloween campaign 🎃).

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#### 2. Add Discount Tiers

You’ll now create separate rules for each tier based on your target order values.

**Example setup:**

| Tier | Minimum Order Value | Discount |
| ---- | ------------------- | -------- |
| 1    | ₹10,000             | 10% off  |
| 2    | ₹20,000             | 20% off  |
| 3    | ₹30,000             | 30% off  |

💡 *Tip: Use your store’s local currency — the logic works the same regardless.*

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#### 3. Choose “Apply Maximum Discount”

When adding multiple discount tiers, set the **Discount Application Strategy** to **Apply the Maximum Discount**.\
This ensures that customers always get the **highest eligible discount** based on their cart total.

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#### 4. Test Your Discount

Go to your **Cart** and add some products.

* If the cart total is **₹24,000**, the discount `spooky` will apply **20% off**.\
  → You’ll see the total drop to around ₹19,600.
* If the cart drops below ₹20,000 but stays above ₹10,000, it will automatically adjust to **10% off**.
* If the cart goes **below ₹10,000**, the discount code will no longer be valid — and your customer will see an error saying the discount doesn’t apply.

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### 🧠 Why This Works

This type of discount setup:

* Motivates customers to **add more to their cart** to unlock higher discounts.
* **Automatically adjusts** based on order value — no manual coupon handling needed.
* Works seamlessly with any marketing theme (e.g., seasonal codes like `spooky`, `summer20`, etc.).

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### ✅ Summary

Here’s what we did:

* Created a single discount code with multiple order value thresholds.
* Applied different percentage discounts for each tier.
* Set it to always apply the **maximum valid discount** automatically.

This is one of the simplest and most effective ways to increase your store’s **Average Order Value** — while keeping the setup straightforward


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