Variable product/bulk purchase

  • I have one product with 7 variations, all are the same price. If you buy five of the products (any combination of variations) I want to discount the price. This would mean that one item is 2.50, but five items is 10.00. After I set up the plugin (I thought correctly) the table on the product page appears to be right – that is it shows quantity 5, fixed price 10.00. However, if I add the five variable products, the price becomes 50.00 and not 10.00.

    Is what I am trying to achieve possible with your plugin?

    Thank you.

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  • Plugin Author algol.plus

    (@algolplus)

    Hello

    Could you share the screenshot of the rule ?

    Thread Starter saliw

    (@saliw)

    Hello

    I’ve been trying different options, but the rule now is:

    https://snipboard.io/fmc6RM.jpg

    Thank you.

    Plugin Author algol.plus

    (@algolplus)

    please, set “Fixed price for item” = 2.00

    Thread Starter saliw

    (@saliw)

    Fantastic. Thank you for your fast response. The only issue I can see with this is that the discount does not apply in batches of 5, rather to anything over 5 (as long as you have a higher number in the second box). If a customer ordered 9 variable items, the discount would apply to all of the items, rather than the first 5 only.

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by saliw.
    Plugin Author algol.plus

    (@algolplus)

    please, visit https://docs.algolplus.com/algol_pricing/bogo/
    and review rule “Buy 3 for $10”

    Thread Starter saliw

    (@saliw)

    Ah, thank you. This is a pro feature? I’ll pass that information along to the person who the website belongs to.

    Plugin Author algol.plus

    (@algolplus)

    no, pro adds only some conditions and filters

    Thread Starter saliw

    (@saliw)

    Still confusing I’m afraid. If I add a ‘Buy 4 get one free option’ with my variable product, it’s fine as long as I select one variation (flavour in this case). If I select 2 of one flavour and 2 of another, I should get one free – but I don’t. And how would it decide what flavour I wanted the free one to be? (There are 7 flavours in total).

    https://snipboard.io/fmc6RM.jpg

    Plugin Author algol.plus

    (@algolplus)

    please, send me correct screenshot of the rule

    Thread Starter saliw

    (@saliw)

    oops, didn’t notice it was wrong link.

    These two

    https://snipboard.io/xstIfS.jpg

    https://snipboard.io/CXOYl8.jpg

    Plugin Author algol.plus

    (@algolplus)

    please, don’t use “xxx variation” .
    and set “None” below QTY

    Thread Starter saliw

    (@saliw)

    https://snipboard.io/QqEjem.jpg

    Do you mean like this?

    So this means that whichever flavour I select first, that will become the ‘free’ one. As an example, I select 1 x Beef and 3 x Turkey – the free one is added as Beef. Even if I change the amounts in the basket, making 2 x Beef and 2 x Turkey, always Beef will be the freebie? This does alter if I change the amounts in the basket to meet the next 5 bulk items – so 7 x Turkey, 2 x Beef, I do get one free Beef and 1 free Turkey. I haven’t tested this with all 7 flavours yet.

    Plugin Author algol.plus

    (@algolplus)

    hello

    Yes, this rule.

    Yes, it will take 1st added to the cart.

    2 x Beef , 7 x Turkey will be spitted by product filter to following sets

    1. 2 x Beef , 2 x Turkey = total 4 , 1st is Beef
    2. 4 x Turkey = total 4 , 1st is Turkey

    Thread Starter saliw

    (@saliw)

    Thank you. I cannot say the plugin set-up (to me anyway) is very intuitive, but the support is excellent!

    Plugin Author algol.plus

    (@algolplus)

    We know it ??

    We plan to rebuild UI in next major version

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