A quick note on bias: I founded Regios Technologies, the company behind Regios Discounts, and it’s one of the eight apps below. I’ve ranked it first for tiered pricing that depends on conditions. If all you need is “buy 2, save 10%” on one product, a simpler app like Kaching or Pumper is the better buy, and I say so in each section. Every rating, review count, price, and feature here was taken from the apps’ Shopify App Store listings on November 12, 2026. Where I describe Regios features that aren’t on its listing, they come from our own blog posts or helpdesk, and I link to the source.
Summary
- Best for tiered pricing with conditions: Regios Discounts. Tiers can depend on customer tags, cart contents, or spend, can stack with other offers, and show as sale prices on product, collection, and search pages.
- Best for single-product quantity breaks: Kaching Bundles. It has 6,700 reviews at 5.0 and lists POS support.
- Best budget quantity breaks: Pumper Bundles Quantity Breaks. Its free plan covers up to $300, and paid plans start at $9.99 a month.
- Best tiered pricing table: Discount Kit, Built for Shopify and a 2026 Build Award winner.
- Best free plan: Dealeasy, with unlimited orders on the free plan.
- Best for tiers across collections and customer tags on a budget: Shopacado, from $7.99 a month.
- Best for adding tiers to a sitewide sale: Discounty.
- Best for combining volume tiers with free gifts: BOGOS.
Comparison table
| App | Best for | Key features | Rating (reviews) | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regios Discounts | Tiered pricing with conditions | Tiers by tag, cart, or spend, sale prices on storefront pages, stacking in one rule, Logic Analyzer | 4.9 (225) | $34.99/month, 7-day free trial |
| Kaching Bundles | Single-product quantity breaks | Quantity break widget, percentage, dollar, or set-price tiers, A/B testing | 5.0 (6,700) | $14.99/month (free on development stores only) |
| Pumper | Budget quantity breaks | Quantity breaks, gifts and BOGO inside breaks, per-unit or flat discounts | 4.9 (3,635) | Free plan (up to $300). Paid from $9.99/month |
| Discount Kit | Tiered pricing table | Tiered product volume, order goals, product page pricing table | 4.9 (98) | $99.99/month, 7-day free trial |
| Dealeasy | Free plan | Quantity breaks, mix and match bundles, quantity discount table | 4.9 (646) | Free plan. Paid from $9/month |
| Shopacado | Tiers across collections and tags on a budget | Quantity and spend tiers across products and collections, tag-based tiers | 4.7 (1,486) | From $7.99/month, 7-day free trial |
| Discounty | Tiers inside a sitewide sale | Quantity and cart-total tiers, bulk sale prices, tier tables | 4.9 (1,324) | Free plan. Lite is $1 for the first month, then $9.90/month |
| BOGOS | Volume tiers plus free gifts | Volume and tiered discounts, gifts, bundles | 5.0 (4,679) | Free plan (30 lifetime orders). Paid from $29.99/month |
If you need more than volume pricing, see the best Shopify automatic discount apps. If you’re replacing Discount Ninja’s tiered offers, see the best Discount Ninja alternatives.
The best volume and tiered discount apps for Shopify
1. Regios Discounts: Best for tiered pricing with conditions
This is our app, and it’s the right choice when your tiers come with rules. Examples: wholesale customers get 15% off 12 or more units, but retail customers only get tiers on one collection. Or spend tiers apply only when the cart doesn’t contain clearance items. Or a tier stacks with free shipping. You build these in a visual flowchart, where each condition (customer tag, cart contents, quantity, spend) is a step you can see.
The other reason to pick Regios for tiered pricing is display. It shows the discounted price on product, collection, and search pages automatically, so a tier that applies to a shopper shows up before checkout. It can also display a volume pricing table on product pages.
For a single product with “buy 2, save 10%,” Regios works, but Kaching or Pumper will do the same job for less money and less setup.
Key features
- Volume, tiered, and threshold (spend-based) discounts
- Conditions on customer tags, cart contents, and quantity in a visual flowchart, with targeting by products, vendors, or collections
- Discounted prices shown on product, collection, and search pages, plus an optional volume pricing table
- Multiple discounts stacked in one rule, such as a tier plus free shipping
- Logic Analyzer and Discount Testing to catch tier mistakes before launch
Pros
- Handles tiers that depend on who the customer is or what else is in the cart
- The review summary on its listing says merchants use it for tiered pricing and mix-and-match offers
- Built for Shopify, built on Shopify Functions, with 4.9 stars from 225 reviews
Cons
- More setup than a quantity break widget, and more than a simple single-product tier needs
- No free plan, and it starts at $34.99 a month, more than Pumper, Shopacado, or Dealeasy
- Plans cap discounted orders per month (500 on Starter)
Pricing: Starter is $34.99 a month (up to 500 discounted orders), Business is $59.99 (1,500), Enterprise is $119.99 (5,000), and Scale is $249.99 (unlimited). No per-order fees. All plans start with a 7-day free trial; paying annually saves 17%.
App Store: Regios Automatic Discounts
2. Kaching Bundles: Best for single-product quantity breaks
If what you want is a block on the product page that says “1 for $20, 2 for $36, 3 for $50,” Kaching is the most-reviewed app for it in this comparison: 6,700 reviews averaging 5.0. You choose which products or collections the offer applies to, set each tier as a percentage, a dollar amount, or a fixed price, and style the widget to match your theme. It also has built-in A/B testing, so you can check whether a set of tiers actually raises order value.
Key features
- Quantity break offers on chosen products or collections
- Tiers set as a percentage off, a dollar amount off, or a specific price
- Bundles and gifts alongside volume offers
- Built-in A/B testing and a revenue dashboard
- Widget styling to match your store
Pros
- The largest review base in this comparison, with a 5.0 average
- Built for Shopify, and lists Shopify POS, Shopify Flow, and Hydrogen under “Works with”
- Available in nine languages
Cons
- No free plan for live stores. The free tier is for development stores only.
- Plans are capped by the extra revenue the app generates (up to $1,000 on Starter), so cost rises as offers succeed
- The listing doesn’t describe tiers that depend on customer tags or spend
Pricing: Starter is $14.99 a month (up to $1,000 of additional revenue), Scale is $29.99 (up to $5,000), and Pro is $59.99 (up to $10,000). Each has a 7-day free trial, and annual billing saves 25 to 27%.
App Store: Kaching Bundles App & Upsells
3. Pumper Bundles Quantity Breaks: Best budget quantity breaks
Pumper covers the same core job as Kaching for less: quantity breaks and bundle offers on specific products, with tiers set per unit, as a percentage, or as a flat amount. You can put a free gift or a BOGO deal inside a tier, for example “buy 3 and get a free sample.” Every plan, including the free one, allows unlimited bundles and quantity breaks.
Key features
- Quantity breaks and bundle offers on specific products
- Discounts per unit, by percentage, or as a flat amount
- Free gifts and BOGO deals inside a quantity tier
- Revenue tracking
- Integrations with page builders and cart drawers
Pros
- Free plan covering up to $300, then paid plans from $9.99 a month
- Built for Shopify, with 4.9 stars from 3,635 reviews
- Available in 11 languages, with chat support seven days a week
Cons
- Like Kaching, plans are capped by the extra revenue the app generates
- The listing focuses on product-level offers and doesn’t describe customer or spend-based targeting
- Shopify POS isn’t listed under “Works with”
Pricing: The free plan covers up to $300 (the listing doesn’t say more). Starter is $9.99 a month (up to $1,000), Growth is $29.99 (up to $5,000), and Unlimited is $49.99. Paid plans have a 7-day free trial, and annual billing saves 21 to 25%.
App Store: Pumper Bundles Quantity Breaks
4. Discount Kit: Best tiered pricing table
Discount Kit adds a tiered product volume discount type and shows a volume discount and tiered pricing table on the product page. It’s a polished, well-reviewed option for stores where the pricing table is the main way shoppers learn about tiers. Its listing shows both a Built for Shopify badge and a 2026 Build Award. The trade-off is price.
Key features
- Tiered product volume discounts, plus gift with purchase and order goal discounts
- A pricing table on the product page that lays out each volume tier
- Custom discounts for personalized rules
- Up to 25 automatic discounts at once on Pro
Pros
- Carries the Built for Shopify badge and won a 2026 Build Award
- Shopify POS and Shopify Flow appear in its “Works with” list
- Flat monthly price with no listed revenue or order caps
Cons
- $99.99 a month to start, the highest in this comparison
- 98 reviews, the fewest here
Pricing: Pro is $99.99 a month and Enterprise is $349.99, each with a 7-day free trial. Annual billing saves 17%.
App Store: Discount Kit: Discounts app
5. Dealeasy: Best free plan
Dealeasy’s free plan has no order limit, which is rare. You get up to 5 offers, including quantity breaks, multibuy bundles, and mix and match deals, plus a quantity discount table on the product page. If you have a few products you want to run volume pricing on, you may never need to upgrade.
Key features
- Quantity breaks, volume bundles, and fixed-price bundles on product pages
- Mix and match and fixed bundle discounts
- Quantity discount table and progress bars for gift and free shipping goals
- Buy X Get Y and tiered cart discounts
Pros
- Free plan with unlimited orders
- The $9 Starter plan removes the offer limit and includes a free setup call
- 4.9 stars from 646 reviews, a Built for Shopify badge, and a 30-day trial
Cons
- The free plan is capped at 5 offers
- The listing doesn’t describe tiers based on customer tags or segments
Pricing: Free for up to 5 offers with unlimited orders. The $9-a-month Starter plan unlocks unlimited offers and comes with a 30-day trial.
App Store: Dealeasy: Volume Discounts App
6. Shopacado: Best for tiers across collections and customer tags on a budget
Shopacado (listed as “Shopacado - Volume Discounts”) has been on the App Store since 2019. It sets quantity break and spend discounts across multiple products and collections, and its listing describes tiered pricing based on customer tags. That makes it the lowest-cost app here that mentions tag-based tiers, which suits a store with a simple wholesale or VIP price list.
Key features
- Quantity break and spend discounts across multiple products and collections
- Tiered discounts and pricing based on customer tags
- Time-limited quantity breaks
- A cart page notification bar that tells shoppers how to reach the next tier
- Customizable pricing display on product pages
Pros
- Starts at $7.99 a month, the cheapest paid plan here
- Every plan includes the same features. Only the price changes with your Shopify plan.
Cons
- The lowest rating in this comparison: 4.7 from 1,486 reviews
- No Built for Shopify badge on its listing
- No free plan, and the app is available in English only
Pricing: Pricing depends on your Shopify plan: $7.99, $15.99, $23.99, or $31.99 a month. Each has a 7-day free trial, and annual billing saves up to 30%.
App Store: Shopacado - Volume Discounts
7. Discounty: Best for adding tiers to a sitewide sale
Discounty is mainly a sale-pricing app, but it also does quantity tiers and cart-total tiers. That’s handy when you want one app to run a storewide sale and a “buy more, save more” offer together. It shows tier tables on product pages and lists Shopify POS support.
Key features
- Quantity discounts by units bought and cart goals by cart total
- Multiple discount tiers per campaign (Essential plan and up)
- Tier tables, sale badges, and countdown timers
- Bulk sale pricing with scheduled start and end dates
- Targeting by channel, and by customer segment on the top plan
Pros
- A free plan, and paid plans currently start at $1 for the first month
- Built for Shopify, rated 4.9 across 1,324 reviews
- Lists Shopify POS under “Works with”
Cons
- Multiple tiers per campaign need the Essential plan ($29.90 a month after the first month)
- Plans cap live discounted variants (10 on the free plan, 150 on Lite)
Pricing: Free plan. After the $1 first month, Lite costs $9.90 a month. Essential is $2 for its first month, then $29.90. The top plan is $3, then $49.90. Paid plans have a 3-day free trial.
App Store: Discounty: Bulk Discount Sales
8. BOGOS: Best for combining volume tiers with free gifts
BOGOS is a gift and bundle app first, but its listing also covers volume, tiered, and cart discounts, and its free plan includes volume and bulk product discounts. Pick it when your volume offer works alongside gifts, for example a tier discount at 3 units and a free gift at 5.
Key features
- Volume discounts, tiered discounts, cart discounts, and discount on the cheapest item
- BOGO, Buy X Get Y, and gifts added automatically
- Build-a-box and mix-and-match bundle builders
- Progress bar and announcement bar
Pros
- 4,679 reviews averaging 5.0
- Lists Shopify POS, Shopify Flow, and Hydrogen under “Works with”
Cons
- More than you need if you only want quantity breaks
- The free plan covers 30 orders in total, and paid plans charge $0.05 per order past the included amount
Pricing: Free plan with 30 lifetime orders. Paid plans run from $29.99 a month (Basic, for Shopify Basic stores) through $49.99 (Grow) to $109.99 (Plus, for Shopify Plus stores). Paid plans have a 7-day free trial.
App Store: BOGOS: Free Gift Bundle Upsell
How to choose a volume discount app
Start with the simplest version of your offer and add only what you need.
- One product, “buy more, save more”: Kaching or Pumper. Both put quantity breaks right on the product page. Pumper is cheaper to start; Kaching has the bigger track record and lists POS.
- A clear pricing table: Discount Kit if the budget allows, Dealeasy if it doesn’t.
- Tiers that depend on the customer: Shopacado for a simple tag-based price list. Regios when tags are one of several conditions.
- Tiers that depend on the whole cart: spend tiers, mixed products, or exclusions point to Regios. Shopacado also covers spend tiers across collections.
- Tiers plus other offers: Discounty pairs tiers with a sitewide sale, BOGOS pairs them with gifts, and Regios stacks them with other discounts in one rule.
Also compare how each app charges, because it changes what you’ll pay as you grow. Kaching and Pumper scale with the extra revenue they generate. Regios and BOGOS scale with orders. Discounty scales with discounted variants. Shopacado scales with your Shopify plan. Discount Kit and Dealeasy charge a flat monthly price.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between volume discounts, tiered discounts, and quantity breaks?
They overlap. A volume discount rewards buying more, such as 10% off 2 items and 20% off 4. Quantity breaks are the same idea shown as a set of buttons or rows on the product page (“Buy 1”, “Buy 2, save 10%”). Tiered discounts can also be based on spend, such as $10 off $100 and $25 off $200.
Can I show tiered prices on the product page?
Yes, and most apps here do. Kaching and Pumper add quantity break widgets to product pages. Discount Kit and Dealeasy add pricing tables, and Discounty shows tier tables. Regios can show a volume pricing table and also shows discounted prices on product, collection, and search pages.
Can a volume discount count items from different products?
Some apps support this. Shopacado’s listing describes quantity breaks across multiple products and collections, Dealeasy supports mix and match bundles, and Kaching lets you choose eligible products or collections. Regios can count items across products using conditions in its flowchart builder. Check each listing for the exact behavior you need.
Can I give wholesale or VIP customers different tiers?
Shopacado offers tiered pricing based on customer tags. Regios can apply tiers only to customers with a certain tag. Discounty targets campaigns by customer segment on its top plan. Kaching’s and Pumper’s listings don’t describe customer targeting. For a store with a few wholesale accounts, also see our guide to custom pricing for customer groups.
What is the cheapest volume discount app for Shopify?
Pumper has a free plan that covers up to $300. Dealeasy’s free plan allows up to 5 offers with unlimited orders. Discounty has a free plan with 10 discounted variants. Shopacado starts at $7.99 a month, and Pumper’s paid plans start at $9.99.
Do volume discount apps work with Shopify POS?
Kaching, Discount Kit, BOGOS, and Discounty list Shopify POS under “Works with” on their listings. The other apps here don’t list it, so test a POS order during the free trial if you sell in person.