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# Quantity discount
Demo:
*Here is how to create Quantity discount step by step.*
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To create Conditional Discounts, you need to install and activate the **Conditional Discounts for WooCommerce** plugin.
From the Dashboard, go to **Insight Core >** **Plugins** > **Install &** **Activate Conditional Discounts for WooCommerce by ORION.**
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**Step 1:** From the admin dashboard, navigate to Products > All Products.
**Step 2:** Select the product you want to set the quantity discount
**Step 3:** At the Product data section, select tab Quantity Based Pricing
**Step 4:** Enable the Quantity discount feature then choose the Discount type as a percentage and fixed amount
**Step 5:** If you select the Intervals rule, you can set the min and max quantity that visitors have to buy to get the discounts.\
If you select the Steps rule, when the quantity is a multiply of the step, then the discount will be applied.
**Step 6:** Click Update to save your changes.
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