Applying discounts

Adding flexible discounts to your pricing

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Written by Rob Lucas
Updated over a week ago

Applying a percentage discount to a line item

To add a percentage discount to a line item, click the settings icon to the left of the line item you want to add a discount to and this will bring up the sidebar on the right hand side. Turn on the 'Add a discount' option and couple of fields will appear underneath. Select 'Percentage' in the dropdown menu and then simply type in the percentage you'd like to display and click 'Save and preview'.

Now you'll see a nice percentage icon located next to the price showing the discount and the original price will have a line through it showing the new discounted price underneath.

Applying a discount of a specific amount

To add discount of a specific amount to a line item, click the settings icon to the left of the line item you want to add a discount to and this will bring up the sidebar on the right hand side. Turn on the 'Add a discount' option like before and this time, select the "Amount" option in the dropdown menu and then simply type in the amount you'd you'd like to discount and click 'Save and preview'.

Adding a discount as a line item

Adding a discount as a line item allows you to apply an amount or percentage discount to all the line items in that pricing table. To do this, hover over the black line underneath your last line item and click the + icon and select "Discount".

It'll be called "Line item discount" by default and you can of course change this to whatever you like in the settings of this line item. To determine what type of discount it'll be, click the Settings icon on the left of the line item to bring up the settings sidebar.

Here, you can select type of items you'd like to apply the discount to (One-off, monthly, quarterly & annual). The discount type (Amount or Percentage) and finally the value of the discount. Click 'Save and Preview' and it'll show the breakdown of the discount in the total section underneath your pricing table.

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