'The cheapest' and 'The most expensive'

You can create offers based on the cheapest and/or the most expensive products in the cart. For example:

• Buy a sneakers and shoelaces will be for free.
• Buy jeans and a T-shirt will be with a 50% discount
• Buy 3 different watches and the most expensive will be with 50% off

Buy X Get Y

This group of actions includes promotions connected with two different products - users buy one and get another Magento 2 product in the store with special price.

• Buy a laptop, get a mouse for free
• Buy pants, get a tie with $10 off
• Buy any pizza, get a dessert for $9.99

Get $X for each $Y spent

Create offers based on the amount of money spent. For example:

• Spend $300 and get a $40 discount.

Each N-th

These actions are good for products, which are usually bought in several pieces. You can set which of the pieces will be discounted and apply discounts either to all products in the cart or to the same products only.

• Buy 4 wheels, get 4th with 50% off
• Buy 3 TVs, get 3rd for $89
• Buy 6 paper towels, get each 2nd with $3 off

Each Group of N

Create promotions to sell more pieces of the same product - set a percent or a flat discount.

• Buy 10 sponges for $2.99
• Buy 8 chocolate with 40% off

Product Set

Create product sets according to your needs and set fixed or percent discounts for them.

• Get a chair, a lamp and a cushion for $200
• Get a bed, 2 pillows and a blanket with a 25% discount
• Buy your perfect kit: any T-shirt + shorts with 25% off

Each product after N

Give discounts on additional products which you want to sell with .

• After you buy 3 books for the full price, each second one will be with $15 off
• After you buy 5 T-shirts, each new one will be with 50% discount.
• After you buy 1 box of contact lens, each third box will be for $10

Use customer attributes for targeted promotions

The module implements new conditions based on customer info:

Specify customer's attributes and apply more personalized discounts. For example, you can give discounts on St. Patrick's Day to all people, who have 'Green' in their last names. Or create a peculiar loyalty bonus for clients with a Membership period more than 365 days.

Reward loyal users based on purchase history

Set promotions based on orders qty and total amount spent to reward loyal customers and show that you value them. For example, create deals for customers who placed 4 orders and/or spent $500 for the last 6 months.

Limit promotions for custom options

Create custom options for products and use them as rule conditions. This is a very accurate way to limit promotions, you can adjust the offer to any case. E.g.: you offer glasses, and there's a custom option to include an engraving. In this case you can offer discounts only on engraved glasses.

Set conditions for specific orders subselection

Specify order statuses (pending, completed, etc.) and time after orders were placed to restrict rule use. For example, you can apply the rule only for customers with 3 or more orders, with order status "Complete" and which were placed 6 months or less ago.