Set up a buy 2, get 10% off offer on my best sellers and add a banner for it.
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Set up a buy 2, get 10% off offer on my best sellers. Add a banner announcing it and make sure the discount applies correctly in cart and at checkout.
- Volume breaks, welcome offers, buy-more-save-more — described in plain English.
- Built as native Shopify discounts, so checkout applies them reliably.
- Works in every currency your store sells in.
- Every offer is tested in a real browser before you review it.
What you're trying to do
Offers move revenue, but Shopify's native discount setup only covers the simple cases, and theme-level workarounds show one price on the page and another at checkout. Building offers as real Shopify discounts means the price a shopper sees is the price they pay — in any currency, on any device. Fudge handles the configuration and verifies the math before you're asked to approve anything.
Things to watch out for
- Checkout mismatch — theme hacks show a discount the checkout won't honor. Fudge builds native discounts, so this can't happen.
- Stacking — Fudge sets combination rules explicitly so offers don't double-apply.
- Multi-currency — discount amounts convert correctly in every currency you sell in.
- Verification — Fudge handles this: each offer is tested in cart and checkout before review.
How Fudge does it
Fudge creates the discount configuration in a draft alongside any storefront changes — banners, badges, offer pages — then tests the whole thing in a real browser: adds qualifying products to cart, checks the discounted price, and walks into checkout to confirm it applies. You review everything, including the test recording, before it goes live.
When offers are worth building properly
Most stores run offers through one of two doors: Shopify’s built-in discount screen, which covers the simple cases, or a theme-level price display hack, which shows shoppers a deal the checkout doesn’t honor. The second door is where support tickets and abandoned carts come from.
Building offers as native Shopify discounts closes that gap. The discount is real: it applies in cart, survives checkout, converts across currencies, and shows up in your reporting.
When this is worth doing
Any time the offer is more structured than a single percentage-off code: volume breaks, buy-X-get-Y, welcome offers for first-time buyers, bundle pricing. These are exactly the shapes Shopify’s discount screen makes tedious and themes get wrong.
What makes a great offer setup
- Native discount, not display trick — the checkout is the source of truth.
- Explicit combination rules — no accidental stacking with codes you already run.
- Every currency — amounts convert correctly wherever you sell.
- Announcement surfaces — banner, badge, or offer page built in the same pass.
- A test pass — the offer is exercised in cart and checkout before you review.
Common mistakes to avoid
The biggest mistake is trusting the storefront display. If the discount only exists in the theme, the checkout will contradict it. Always verify the price at the payment step — Fudge does this in a real browser and saves the recording.
The second mistake is launching without combination rules. Two well-meaning offers that stack can double your discount overnight.
Pair this with a build-your-own-bundle page or a welcome offer page — the discount engine underneath is the same.