Feature Request: BOGO (Buy one, get one) and other automatic discounts via my Square Online website

[dianadays]

The title of this post has been edited from the original:  Can automatic discounts be used on the online store?

When I create automatic discounts, such as quantity or amount discounts, they work perfectly well on my point of sale but do not work on my online store.

Can anyone help me?

Thank you!

[#2]

@phillipsrw Thank you 🙏❤️ You too! ☀️

[#3]

Hello there!

I appreciate all your patience while we work to get this feature implemented. The beta testing for this feature has currently been delayed. Our team is working very hard on the backend to resolve some roadblocks that have prevented this from going. If you would still like to join the Beta for this request you can certainly still do so. I know this is incredibly hard but I appreciate you all for hanging in there! 🙏

[#4]

Hi! We'll be launching a beta test for Automatic Discounts on Square Online in the next couple of weeks. Head over to Automatic Discounts for Square Online to join the Beta Community and request access to this beta test.

[#5]

Currently, the Online Store doesn't support Buy-one-get-one coupons. However, you can assign standard discounts to certain categories. From the site editor,  visit Items > Coupons > Add Coupon. You'll find an option to choose eligible categories under Discount Details at the bottom of the page. 

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[NYBevo]

We would love to have this as well to be in sync with POS.

[Diy]

This is great, and hopefully the team will also be rolling out customer group discounts as well to sync with the online stores as that side of the discounts is still left to the POS side only.

[pomellaoakland]

Just wanted to add a +1 for the need for BOGO coupons in our online store. We frequently run promotions for items or events through our email list and customers purchase these items via our online store.  Currently, the only way we can do this is by creating an item for 2, then giving a 50% off coupon.  However, it makes the user experience much more complex.  In order to execute it, we have to explain many steps to the customer, and as I'm sure we all know by now, customers frequently don't read through extensive instructions and often abandon the purchase.

Thanks for considering it!