Quantity tiers
Quantity tiers let one simple product express “buy more, pay differently”—for example 1 unit, 2 units, and 3 units—each with its own label, unit price, optional merchandising, and optional checkout URLs.
Enable them under Quantity tiers → Enable quantity-based pricing tiers in the simple product editor.
When tiers are off
The editor shows Base pricing instead: a single price and optional compare-at value.
Tier row fields
Each tier supports:
| Field | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Qty | Integer count of units in this pack (minimum 1). |
| Label | Shopper-facing text such as 1 Bag or 3 Pack. |
| Price / unit | Currency amount per unit; the editor shows an auto Total (qty × unit price). |
| Compare | Optional strike-through anchor per tier — only when Subscribe & Save is disabled. |
| Sub. discount % | Appears when Subscribe & Save is enabled; see Subscriptions. |
| Details | Extra line such as 30 Servings. |
| Badge | Optional merchandising tag from presets (for example Most Popular) or custom text via the combo control. |
| Image | Optional thumbnail for that tier. |
Remove extra tiers with ✕ when more than one tier exists—you cannot delete the last remaining tier while the feature stays enabled.
Checkout URLs per tier
If Use same link for all tiers is unchecked, each tier exposes:
- One-time purchase URL
- Subscription URL — Only when Subscribe & Save is enabled
When the single link checkbox is on, those per-tier fields hide and the global Button URL in the CTA section applies to every tier.
Adding tiers
Add tier clones the pattern with the next sequential quantity suggestion. Rename labels and prices immediately so shoppers never see placeholder math.
Related docs
Frequently asked questions
Can bundles use tiers?
Bundles rely on child simple products for pricing. Tier controls belong to each simple child, not the bundle container.
Why did my compare-at inputs vanish?
Subscribe & Save replaces compare-at inputs with subscription discount % so the UI does not mix incompatible pricing modes on the same row.