Add and edit offer tiers
Every field on an offer tier, and how to add, reorder, duplicate, and delete tiers.
Tiers live on the Offers tab of the bundle editor, below the feature cards at the top (Progressive Gifts, Timer Bar, and so on). Look for the Offers heading. Each tier is a card titled Offer #1, Offer #2, and so on.
Add a tier
Open your bundle and go to the Offers tab.
Click Add Offer below the last tier. A menu opens.
Choose Quantity break. (The other options — Buy X, get Y free and Mix & Match — are different offer types.)
The new tier is added at the bottom of the list. It starts with Quantity 1, Title 1 pack, Subtitle Standard price, and Discounted % set to 10. Fill in your own quantity, title, and discount.
Click Save.
Fields on a tier
They appear in this order on the card:
| Field | What it does | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Quantity | How many units this tier adds to the cart. A whole number, 1 or more — anything else resets to 1. | Yes |
| Title | The main line on the card. Example: 2 Pack. | Yes |
| Subtitle | Secondary line under the title. Example: Save 10%. | No |
| Image (Optional) | A product/variant image or your own upload. It takes the place of the round selector on the card. | No |
| Discount Type | No Discount, percentage, amount off, or fixed price. | No |
| Discount per item | The value. Labelled Discount Value when the type is Fixed Price. Hidden when the type is No Discount. | No |
| Badge text + Badge Style | The flag on the tier. Hidden in the vertical layout. | No |
| Label | A small highlighted tag next to the title (horizontal layout), or a banner across the top of the card (vertical layout). Example: $9.00 per item. | No |
| Selected by default | Pre-selects this tier on page load. Only one tier can have it: ticking it clears the tick on the others. | No |
Title, subtitle, badge text, and label all accept text variables such as {{saved_percentage}} — so the numbers stay right when you change a discount. Click the variables icon at the right of the field to insert one.
Two more options sit further down the card:
| Option | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Show quantity selector | Just below the fields, above the add-ons row | Adds a − / + stepper to this tier while it's selected, so customers can go above its quantity. The tier's quantity becomes the minimum, and the stepper stops at 999. Not available on Buy X, get Y free or Mix & Match offers. With Fixed Price, the price scales per unit: a "2 for $100" tier costs $150 at 3 units. |
| Show as Sold out | Below the add-ons | Marks the tier unavailable. See Sold out tiers. |
Add-ons
Every tier has an Add ons row with three buttons. The number in brackets is how many that tier already has.
| Button | Adds |
|---|---|
| Add Upsell | A discounted extra product. See Upsells. |
| Add Free Gift | A product included at no charge. See Free gifts. |
| Highlights | A short checklist with an icon — ✓ Free shipping, ✓ 30-day returns. See Highlights. |
Reorder, duplicate, delete
Each tier card has four icon buttons in its header. Hover one to see its name:
| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| Move Up | Moves the tier one position earlier. Disabled on the first tier. |
| Move Down | Moves the tier one position later. Disabled on the last tier. |
| Duplicate | Copies the tier, add-ons included, and puts the copy at the end of the list. |
| Delete | Removes the tier. Disabled when only one tier is left — a bundle always needs at least one. |
How many tiers?
Three is the sweet spot. Two feels thin, and more than four crowds the block — especially on mobile.
If you need more than three or four, keep the default Horizontal layout, where each tier gets a full-width row. The Vertical layout puts tiers side by side, so it suits two to four compact tiers. See Choose a layout.
Guide customers to the tier you want
Tick Selected by default on your best-margin tier and give it a badge. Customers tend to stay with the pre-selected option.