Free product
A real product from the catalogue, in the cart at €0.00.
Cart2 items
- Main product1 piece €495.95
- 5 % off your cartReward reward without a minimum −€24.80
Subtotal€471.15
Measured in the demo shop: 5% of €495.95 is €24.80. The order stated 19% tax on it, that is −€3.96.
- The rate applies to the cart
- The percentage belongs to the reward entry and is applied to the cart. It is not a price scale and not a product discount.
- Shopware splits the tax
- The discount item calculates with the tax rates of the cart. With a cart at 19% the order showed exactly that rate on the line.
- The threshold stays its own
- A discount also has a minimum cart value. In the demo shop there is 5% without a minimum, €3 from €50 and 10% only from €1,000.
- It does not lower the threshold
- For every threshold the goods value without rewards counts. So the discount makes the cart cheaper, but does not put the next tier out of reach.
Percentage or fixed amount?
A percentage grows with the cart: whoever buys for €1,000 saves a hundred euros at 10%, whoever buys for €200 saves twenty. That rewards big orders, but it also costs more the bigger they get. A fixed amount is predictable, and its share drops as the cart grows: €20 is over 13% of a €150 goods value and a good 3% of €600. Both can be tiered inside one group, and the demo shop does exactly that: 5% from €150, €20 from €300, then 10% and €50 from €600.
The kinds in detail.
Variants to choose from
The customer picks colour and size on the tile.
Percentage discount
A share of the cart, as its own item with a minus.
Fixed discount
A fixed amount, gross and net, per currency.
Thresholds and tiers
From when there is something and how the bar shows it.
Ready to let your cart hand out rewards?
Put a product into the cart in the demo shop and watch the gifts appear. Or start free with a single reward in your own shop.