Discounts

You can promote your products using discounts, which are managed at the catalog level. Discounts enable you to apply special promotions or sales to the products in your catalog. For example, you can apply free shipping to orders over $50, or create ...

This guide explains how to create a new discount and the different types of discount settings, as well as provides examples of common discounts and how to configure them. For more information about how this page displays discounts in a folde...

The Discounts page at Main  > Marketing  > Discounts  displays all discounts in your catalogs in a folder hierarchy structure, allowing you to more easily organize your discounts. However, using the folder functionality is optional...

The Product Variant Discount feature enables merchants to set up a discount to target a product variant and exclude/include product variants or as part of the condition for qualifying for the discount. Previously you could only select base produ...

Stacking discounts enables you to apply multiple discounts to a line item/order. Though this guide walks through the user interface for managing discounts, refer to the Discounts API resource for the requests that can be made to configure and...

The Auto-Add Free Product Discount feature enables you to set free products to be automatically added to a shopper’s cart if they meet certain criteria, instead of requiring that shopper to go and search for the product when they become eligible f...

After enabling subscriptions on a product , you can apply order or item-level discounts to it. When creating a discount that applies to subscriptions, there are some additional settings for frequency and continuity order that you can config...

You can integrate discounts from an external system directly into the cart and order processes instead of using discounts from the Kibo catalog. This is done by installing an adapter configured with the endpoint of your external discount syste...

Discount extensibility allows you to utilize custom attributes as additional discount conditions, giving you more flexibility over how discounts are applied in your implementation. While configuring customer, B2B, order, or location attributes...