Set the Tier.

Decide the
AOV.

Install Pumper from the Shopify App Store, open the volume discount builder, and create your tiers — quantity thresholds, discount type per tier, and which tier is pre-selected as the default. The widget appears on your product page automatically. Setup takes under two minutes with no code changes required. For example, a supplement brand might create three tiers: Buy 1 at full price, Buy 2 at 10% off, Buy 3 at 15% off — with the 2-pack pre-selected as the default. The widget displays on every product page you assign it to, complete with variant selectors and savings badges.

Volume discounts and quantity breaks describe the same pricing mechanic — tiered pricing that changes based on how many units a customer adds. Pumper combines both into one system where each tier can use a different discount format (percentage, flat amount, fixed price, or BOGO). The label is up to you.

Yes. Pumper's hybrid tier engine lets you mix percentage discounts, flat dollar amounts, fixed target prices, and BOGO structures within a single volume widget. Each tier operates independently, so the discount math matches the economics of each quantity level. A practical example: Tier 1 (Buy 2) uses a 10% discount, Tier 2 (Buy 4) uses a flat $20 off, and Tier 3 (Buy 6) uses a fixed bundle price of $199. This lets you protect margin at lower quantities while offering a compelling anchor at the highest tier.

The pre-selected tier is the anchor point for every customer who lands on the product page. Most buyers accept the default rather than actively choosing a lower tier. Operators who move the default from one unit to a multi-unit tier consistently report AOV increases without changing the discount or the traffic source. One brand selling phone accessories moved the default from 1 unit to a 3-pack and saw a 30% lift in average order value within the first month — same ad creative, same audience targeting, same product page layout. The only variable that changed was which tier the widget highlighted on load.

Yes. With the "let customer choose option" setting enabled, each quantity row in the tier selector lets the buyer pick a different variant — size, color, or any Shopify variant option. Product images update live as they make selections, so customers see exactly what they are ordering.

Your active theme's fonts, colors, and layout sync automatically on install. From there, customize the tier widget's layout (horizontal or vertical), label text, color accents, and badge styles. Choose from 12+ built-in color palettes or set exact hex values for every element — text, borders, backgrounds, selected states, and badge colors. Adjust corner roundness from sharp (0) to fully rounded (50) and breathing space between tiers. Dynamic variables like {DiscountPercentage} and {ProductTitle} auto-populate labels so your tier text stays accurate as you adjust pricing. The widget renders as a native product page element with no visible third-party branding.

Yes. Each tier supports up to 5 free gift add-ons — either a whole product or a specific variant. The customer sees a slashed original price with a FREE label next to each gift. You control which tiers include gifts, so higher tiers carry stronger incentives without discounting the core product.

Pumper integrates with Appstel, Seal, Subi, Kaching, Loop, and Joy subscription apps. Customers see a One-Time Purchase vs Subscribe & Save toggle on the product page. Tiered pricing and subscription discounts stack — the customer gets both savings applied at checkout.

Yes. The Target by Market setting lets you display specific volume discount offers in specific Shopify Markets only. Combined with AI Translations, every tier label, subtitle, and badge auto-translates per market in one click — no manual field-by-field translation required.

Tiered pricing on Shopify means offering different price points based on the quantity a customer purchases — buy more, pay less per unit. Shopify does not support tiered pricing natively for individual products, so brands use Pumper to add quantity-based pricing tiers directly on the product page. You define each tier individually: set the quantity threshold, choose the discount type (percentage, flat amount, fixed price, or BOGO), and pick which tier loads as the pre-selected default. The widget renders as a native product page element — no code changes, no visible third-party branding. Combined with quantity breaks and per-tier variant selection, you control the full pricing structure from one dashboard.