Deals are the way you pick the kind of discount you want to offer, and which products should be eligible for it. You can add multiple deals to a promotion if you would like to combine multiple offers under a single promotion card in your store.

Most deals let you select which products they apply to. (The one exception is Points Multiplier, which always applies storewide — see below.) The selection options are the same across every other deal type. You can choose:

If the promotion is set to Brand Specific, selections will be limited to products from the brands chosen at the top of the promotion.

Every deal type includes two more settings, found at the bottom of its configuration:

To get started, click the blue "Add New Deal" button and choose a deal.

The simplest deal type. Applies a discount to the price of the chosen items. Discount options are:

Use a buy X get Y deal when you want a promotion that allows a customer to buy a set dollar value or number of items at full price and have them get something else at a discount or free. (E.g. buy 2 prerolls and get 1g flower free)

If you want to run a discount like "Spend $100 on Grass Fire prerolls and get 10% off", where the discount should be applied to the same items that are part of the requirement, use the Minimum Spend deal type.

This section determines what the customer needs to do to unlock the promotion. You have 3 options:

Next you can select which products will count towards this requirement. You can choose:

You can choose multiple products or categories. Customers will be able to mix and match from any included items to meet the dollar value or quantity threshold you set for this deal.

If you selected the wrong master or product you can remove it by re-opening the selection interface and making a new selection. This will override your existing choices.

For weight based items like flower, choose the package size you would like to be eligible for the deal (eg. 1g or 3.5g,)

This section determines the discount customers can receive after meeting the requirement. You can choose the same products as the customer buys section, or an entirely different one. (Eg. Buy a 1/8 oz, get a free preroll)

Select the quantity of items that should receive the discount, then configure the discount. Discount options are:

Use a bundle deal for specials like "5 prerolls for $20". Bundles can be based on only a single product, or include different items.

Select a quantity and then the cost of the bundle. Note that this is the total cost of the entire bundle. For example $25 for 5 prerolls, or $5 per preroll.

To create tiered bundles with a larger discount for larger quantities (eg. "5 prerolls for $20, 10 prerolls for $30"), simply add multiple bundle deals with the same product sets inside of the same promotion.

The points multiplier deal type will increase the amount of points earned for any transactions that occur while it's active. For example, if a customer would normally have earned 100 points for a transaction and you add a 1.5 multiplier, then they will earn 150 points. This is the promo you would use if you wanted to do a double point day.

Unlike the other deal types, Points Multiplier has no product, category, or brand selection. Once active, it applies to the points earned on all purchases storewide for the duration of the promotion, not just to a specific product.

The featured products deal should be used when you want to highlight products without modifying their pricing. This might be because you have set the price directly in the point of sale for tax reasons, or you have an every day low price on a high volume item.

Use a price change deal to set every included item to the same fixed price per unit, rather than applying a percentage or dollar discount off each item's own price. This works well for specials like "all vape cartridges $25."

Enter a unit price, then select which products it applies to using the same Specific Products / Specific Master Categories / All Products options as the other deal types. For weight based products (flower, concentrate) the unit price is per gram; if you sell deli-style flower, units are 0.5g instead.

Because every included item is set to the exact same price, Price Change works best on a group of similarly priced products. If your products vary widely in normal price, a Flat Discount (percentage or dollar off) may give more predictable results.

Use the minimum spend deal to create a discount like "Spend $100 on Grass Fire prerolls and get 10% off". You can choose how the discount should be applied once the customer meets the requirements.