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To create a discount:
  1. Log in to your Marzipan account
  2. Navigate to Discounts in the main menu
  3. Click the Add discount button in the top-right corner
Create discount form

The basics

  • Discount code - the code customers enter at checkout. Use Generate code to create one automatically.
  • Description - a short description shown to the customer at checkout.
  • Automatically apply - when enabled, the discount applies on its own without the customer needing to enter a code.

Type

Choose how the discount reduces the price:
  • Fixed amount - takes a set amount off the order.
  • Percentage - takes a percentage off the order.
  • Free shipping - removes shipping costs.
  • Free item - adds a product to the order for free. Choose the product to add and set a label prefix (such as FREE).

Market

For multi-market stores, choose the market the discount applies to. A market is required for fixed-amount discounts; for all other types it’s optional and the discount applies to all markets when left unset.
A fixed amount is a sum of money, so it needs a market to tell it which currency to use. Percentage and free-shipping discounts work in any currency, so they don’t.

Validity

Set valid-from and valid-until dates to control when the discount is active. Leave a date blank for no start limit or no expiry.

Minimum spend

Set a minimum spend the cart must reach for the discount to apply. This is measured before discounts and shipping.

Limits

  • A total usage limit caps how many times the discount can be used across all customers.
  • A one-use-per-customer option limits each customer to a single use.

Conditions

Restrict when a discount applies:
  • The cart must contain a given item type (for example, a Subscription).
  • The customer must have an active subscription, or one of certain tags.
  • The discount applies only to specific products or product types (Physical, Bundle, Subscription, or Event).
  • The discount applies only to certain shipping methods.

Pricing exclusions

Optionally stop a discount from stacking on already-reduced prices:
  • Don’t apply to sale pricing.
  • Don’t apply to subscriber pricing.
Use pricing exclusions when you run a broad promotion but don’t want it compounding on items that are already discounted.