😍 Create an offer

Follow these steps to set up an offer in your store.

1. Create an offer

1. From the main menu, click Offers.
2. Click Add an offer to start configuring your discount campaign.

2. Select an offer type

Pareto includes five offer types. Choose the type that matches the goal of your campaign.

Quantity breaks / Volume discount

• What it does. Applies a discount when a customer buys a set quantity of a product, variant, collection, or product group. You can add multiple tiers, such as Buy 3, Buy 5, and Buy 10. The discount can be calculated per item, on the total product value, as a free gift, by percentage, by fixed amount, or as a fixed price.
• Best for. Stores that want to grow basket size on a single product. This includes consumables, beauty, supplements, apparel basics, and B2B or wholesale catalogs that run Buy More, Save More campaigns.
• Example. Buy 3 candles, get 10% off. Buy 5 candles, get 20% off. Buy 10 candles, pay $80 total.

Buy X Get Y

• What it does. Rewards customers who buy a qualifying item with a discount or free product (Y). Y can be the same product, the least expensive item in X, or a different product that you choose. The reward can be a percentage, a fixed amount, or free.
• Best for. Stores that want to run cross-sell, gift with purchase, or BOGO promotions. Use this offer to move slow selling products, introduce new products, or increase average order value through curated pairings.
• Example. Buy 3 t-shirts from the Clothing collection, get 50% off any one item from the Accessories collection.

Product bundles

• What it does. Groups up to 3 products into a single bundle. You can offer a percentage discount, an amount off each item, or a fixed price for the whole bundle. Bundles can also be published to your storefront as a single product with their own title, description, and images.
• Best for. Stores that want to package complementary products together, such as starter kits, skincare routines, gift sets, complete the look outfits, or curated meal prep boxes.
• Example. Bundle the cleanser, toner, and moisturizer for $50 instead of $72.

Order discount

• What it does. Applies a discount to the entire cart based on the total quantity of items or the total cart value. The reward can be a percentage off the cart, a fixed amount off, a free gift, or free shipping. You can scope the rule to any product or to specific collections, and exclude products that should not qualify.
• Best for. Stores that want to grow overall order value rather than promote a single product. Use this offer for site wide sales, seasonal campaigns, free shipping thresholds, and cart value rewards.
• Example. Spend $100 or more, get 15% off the entire cart and free shipping.

Smart Tier Pricing Discount

• What it does. Applies a discount only to the items that fall within each quantity tier, instead of discounting every item once a tier is reached. Each tier can have its own discount rate.
• Best for. Stores that want a fairer, incremental volume discount. This is common for wholesale, print on demand, and bulk friendly categories where the first few units stay at full price and only the additional units earn the discount.
• Example. Buy 1 to 5 items at full price. The 6th to 10th items get 10% off. The 11th to 20th items get 15% off. A customer who buys 8 items pays full price for the first 5 and 10% off the next 3.

3. Set up the rules

After you choose an offer type, configure the discount rules, target products, customer eligibility, and schedule. Setup steps differ slightly for each offer type. Refer to the matching guide below:

• 😁 Quantity breaks / Volume discount
• 🤗 Buy X Get Y
• 🤭 Product Bundle
• 🫡 Order discount
• 👌 Smart Tier Pricing Discount

Updated on: 29/04/2026