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Few of the conditions that you can use to create discount rules are:
- Country-based discount: Assign a discount for the customer of the specific country
- State-based discount: Assign different discount as per the State/County of your customer
- Postcode/Zip code based discount: If the user comes from a specific postcode, you can even assign rage of postcode like 9011…9090, this will assign the discount to all the customer whose postcode falls in 9011 to 9090
- Zone-based discount: Assign different discount as per the Shipping zone of your customer
- Product-based discount: Assign different discount if the customer is purchasing a specific product, say if he is purchasing some very large item that needs different discount then you can do that using this rule, this will even work with the variable product
- Category based discount: Assign different discount if the customer is purchasing a product from a specific category, say if he is purchasing furniture category product you can offer him a different discount valid for that category product, whereas if he is buying from mobile category he can get different discount
- Cart Sub Total (Before discount) based discount: If the Cart total reaches some specific value then you can offer him a different discount, E.g: if the user is buying 1000$ worth of product then you want to offer him fast shipping for free
- Quantity based discount: If you want to offer a different discount based on the number of units purchased by the customer then you can do that using this rule
- Weight-based discount: If your want to offer different discount based on the total weight of the product in the order or cart then you can do this using this rule, it calculates the total weight of the product in the cart and then based on the set value in the rule it assigns a discount
- Product Width based discount: It finds the maximum width of the product in the cart and uses that as the width of the cart and compares with width value set by you in the rule and as per the logic set in the rule it assign a discount
- Product Height based discount: It’s working is same as the Width working
- Product Length based discount: It’s working is same as the Width working
- Coupon based discount: Using this you can show a discount if the customer has applied some specific coupon code
- Shipping class-based discount: Show a specific discount, if the user buys a product that belongs to some specific category of shipping class
- Payment method based discount: Show a specific discount, if the user buys select a specific payment gateway
- User-based discount: As the name suggests, you can offer some discount to some specific user on your site
- User role-based discount: Using this you can assign a different discount as per the user role. E.g: you can offer a different discount to a registered customer and different discount to those who are doing a Guest checkout
- Product tag based discount: Apply discount based on the product tag
- Offer discount if user is opining for Local pickup, that is he will pickup the order from the store by himself so you offer him discount
- Run discount on specific day of the week only
- Offer discount based on the shipping method selected by the customer
- Offer discount based on the pickup locations selected by the customer (this require our Delivery date and time pickup location plugin)
- Only apply one discount offer at a time even when customer qualifies for more then one offer
- Disable remove WooCommerce coupon when user qualifies for specific discount from this plugin
- Limit the number of times a discount can be applied
- Control how many times a same discount can be applied to an individual user. Uses billing email for guests, and user ID for logged in users.
- Generate coupon for customer for future use based on there present purchase Check video