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# Discount Types for Volume Pricing

There are 3 Discount Types Options for Volume Discounts

* Apply Volume Pricing per Variant (Discount applies to each specific variant)
* Apply Volume Pricing across a Group (Mix and match products for discount)
* Apply Volume Pricing within Product Group

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### Type 1 : Apply Volume Pricing per Variant (Discount applies to each specific variant)

The discount applies only when a customer buys two or more units of the exact same product variant — meaning the same size, color, and style. For example, purchasing two 'Large Red' shirts will qualify for the discount, but buying one 'Large Red' and one 'Medium Blue' shirt will not."

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e.g: Product T-shirt has 2 colors red and white. The customer buys 2 of the same large Red shirt, he gets a discount of 10%&#x20;

If the customer buys 2 of the same large White shirt, he will get a discount of 15% The customer buys 2 items, 1 Red T-shirt, and 1 white T-shirt, he gets no discount.\
**Note:** It’s required for a customer to **buy separate quantity for each color**

### Type 2: Apply Volume Discount across a Group (Mix and match product variants)

The discount applies when customers purchase any combination of variants within the same product group.

For example, buying any 2 units of the same item in any size or color will qualify for the discount.&#x20;

This means you could mix and match variants, such as one 'Large Red' shirt and one 'Medium Blue' shirt, and still receive the price break."

**Note**: It’s required for a customer to buy **quantity of each product separately to qualify for the Pricing Discounts. Q**uantity can be the sum of different variants of the same product in the cart.&#x20;

### Type 3: Apply Volume Discount within Product group

The discount applies only to products that belong to a specific group you’ve set. Customers can purchase any 2 products from this group in any variant (size, color, or style), to qualify for the price break.&#x20;

For example, if the group contains T-shirt A and T-shirt B, a customer could buy one 'Large Red' T-shirt A and one 'Medium Blue' T-shirt B and still receive the discount.

**Note:** the discount is only applied to the selected products. And this rule is applied for products you set in a volume pricing setting only. The app cannot mix product groups in other volume pricing settings to receive discount.

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