From 100 euros the gift is in the cart.

You set that per reward. The minimum cart value belongs to the individual reward, not to the group. That is why the same group can show a gift from €100, a bigger one from €250 and a premium gift from €500.

Yes. A free product is a real product item. After a test order in the demo shop the gifted variant showed sales 1 and stock 49, while its sibling variant stayed at 0 and 50.

The reward disappears. In the test a gift from €500 was in the cart; after reducing the quantity to €495.95 it was gone. The same happens when the rule no longer matches or the plugin is switched off for the sales channel.

Yes, depending on the selection mode. By default there is one reward per group, so as many add up as you have groups. Alternatively there is one per tier reached, or exactly one for the entire cart.

No. What counts is the goods value without the rewards. In the demo shop, with €495.95 of goods and €24.80 off, €4.05 were still missing to reach the €500 tier.

Yes. If the reward points to a parent product, the tile carries a select box with all active and available variants. Without a choice the gift cannot be added. You can also configure a fixed variant instead.

Yes. The automation adds either only the first reward reached or all of them. As soon as the customer steps in, it pauses for that group. Gifts with several variants are never added automatically.

Yes, through the Shopware Rule Builder. A rule can sit on the group and apply to every reward inside it, or on a single reward. On top of that, every group can be limited to one sales channel.

The extension is free and allows one reward. More rewards are an in-app purchase: Lite up to 3, Basic up to 10, Pro unlimited. The prices are in the table above, all plus VAT.

Yes. The threshold is a Shopware price field and can be maintained per currency, gross and net. Nothing is converted automatically, and when the currency changes the cart re-evaluates the threshold.

On the cart page, either above the products, below them or in the sidebar, as a product slider or as a list. Optionally also in the offcanvas cart, above or below the items there.

Yes. In the test order the gift appeared as an ordinary item with 1 x and €0.00, the tax column stayed empty. The discount appeared as its own item with 19% and −€24.80.

The plugin is built for Shopware 6. Which versions exactly are supported is always stated in the store listing; digitvision keeps that figure up to date with every release.

Groups are not limited. Only the total number of rewards is, through the plan you have booked.

In Shopware 5 a gifted product was called a reward product or a free product, and many people still search for it that way; others say bonus product, freebie or free gift. Shopware 6 says product for everything, which is why the entry is called a reward here and the result a free product. It all means the same thing.

Not for a discount from a cart value, that is a promotion with a rule in the standard. But for a free product you do: a promotion always creates a discount item and never puts a product into the cart. That is exactly what this plugin is for.

The difference we can prove is the reward group: a level above the individual reward, with its own name above the tiles, its own position, its own bar and a rule that applies to every reward in it. Several groups run side by side. On top of that the customer picks the variant of the gift, and every threshold is a price field per currency.