Here’s how to add the snippet.

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In ‘Offer type’ select ‘Bulk Pricing’.

Create discount levels

You can create different levels of discount, e.g.:

• Less than 10 items, no discount
• 10 to 20 items, 10% discount
• 21 to 30 items, 20% discount
• More than 30 items, 30% discount

For each level, you need to create a ‘tier’.

Click ‘Add New Tier’ to create a new tier.

Min quantity

Enter the minimum quantity of product needed to require for this tier. If you leave this blank, then there’s no minimum.

Max quantity

Enter the maximum quantity of product that qualifies for this tier. If you leave it blank, then this discount will apply to all quantities above the minimum.

Adjustment

Choose the type of discount. Pick from:

• Fixed Discount
• Fixed Fee
• Percentage Discount
• Percentage Fee

Amount

Choose the value of the discount for this tier. Note that this figure is either a fixed value or a percentage of the product price, depending on what you’ve chosen in the ‘Adjustment’ field.

Label

You can add an optional label to accompany the discounted total in the cart.

Fixed fees and adjustments per product

If you are using either ‘Fixed fee’ or ‘Fixed discount’ then the amount will be adjusted based on the total, not per item.

If you want to apply your fixed adjustment per item, e.g. $1 per item in the cart, choose ‘Per product’ in the ‘Fixed adjustment type’ field.

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Click on the ‘Dynamic Pricing’ menu link under the tabs.

Click ‘Add Rule’ to add a pricing rule.

Offer type

The ‘Offer type’ setting determines the type of pricing rule you’ll create. Choose from:

• Buy X Get X – use this setting if you want to create offers like buy one get one free and the product purchased is the same as the product discounted.
  Example: Buy two apples, get one apple free
• Buy X Get Y – this is a broader setting than Buy X Get X, also allowing you to create a buy one get one free type offer, but where the product purchased can be different from the product discounted
  Example: Buy two apples, get a banana half price
• Bulk Pricing – this allows you to create tiers where the price changes according to the quantity of product selected. See this article.
• Order Total – this allows you to create tiers where the overall cart total changes based on its current value.
  Example: Buy $200 and get a 10% discount

Label

You can add some optional text to the price label to advertise your offer – e.g. ‘Buy one get one half price’.

Applies to

Use this setting to determine which products the offer will apply to. Choose from:

• All items – all items in the store will be eligible for the offer
• Specific categories – this will open a new field where you can select which categories are eligible for the offer
• Specific products – this will open a new field where you can select which products are eligible for the offer

Count by

The ‘Count by’ setting defines how to count items to trigger the offer. Choose from:

• All – if you select ‘All’ here, then all items in the cart will be totalled
• Product – if you select ‘Product’, the plugin will check totals on a product by product basis

Example: in a buy three, get one free offer, the customer has four different items in their cart – one banana, one apple, one peach and one pear. If the ‘Count by’ setting is set to ‘All’, then they qualify for the offer (because they have more than three items in their cart). However, if the ‘Count by’ setting is set to ‘Product’, they don’t qualify for the offer because they don’t have any products in a quantity of three or greater.

Buy

Enter how many items the customer needs to purchase to trigger the offer.

Get

Enter how many items will be discounted when the offer is triggered.

Max items

The maximum number of items that are eligible for the offer. If you want to limit the number of discounted products, enter the number here. Set to 0 to allow an unlimited number of items to qualify for the offer.

Adjustment type

The ‘Adjustment type’ setting defines the type of adjustment. Choose from:

• Fixed discount
• Percentage discount
• Fixed fee
• Percentage fee

Amount

Once you’ve chosen your adjustment type, enter the value of the adjustment here. Depending on whether you have chosen a fixed or percentage adjustment, the ‘Amount’ setting will either be a price value or a percentage.

Buy categories

If you choose ‘Specific categories’ under ‘Applies to’, you’ll see an extra field appear. ‘Buy categories’ allows you to define which product categories are eligible for the offer. Leave empty for all categories to be eligible.

Get categories

If you’ve chosen ‘Buy X Get Y’ in ‘Offer type’ and ‘Specific categories’ in ‘Applies to’, you’ll also see the ‘Get categories’ field. This allows you to define which categories the discounted items will be drawn from.

Buy products

If you choose ‘Specific products’ under ‘Applies to’, you’ll see an extra field appear. ‘Buy products’ allows you to define which products are eligible for the offer. Leave empty for all products to be eligible.

Get products

If you’ve chosen ‘Buy X Get Y’ in ‘Offer type’ and ‘Specific products’ in ‘Applies to’, you’ll also see the ‘Get products’ field. This allows you to define which products the discounted items will be drawn from.

There’s a detailed blog post about setting dynamic pricing in WooCommerce here.

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