Sell three where one was the plan.

Work the documentation’s own list first: confirm the selected display position is compatible with your theme, and remember that a custom or heavily modified theme may simply be missing the WooCommerce hooks the six positions hang on. If it is, switch Display Location to Use a Shortcode and place [smax_buy_more_save_more] by hand where you want the block. If you build the single product template in Elementor the documented route is different again — open that template in Elementor, find the SalesMax widget in the widget panel, drag it where you want it, choose the Buy More Save More booster, then save and publish. The troubleshooting list adds three checks: the booster is Active, your product visibility rules, and no conflict with other same type boosters or discounts.

The documentation gives four checks. Make sure the quantity conditions are met — the minimum or exact quantity has to be in the cart. Check that the booster is enabled and correctly configured. Ensure there are no conflicting discount rules from other plugins or coupon settings. And if you are using range-based discounts, verify that the min and max values do not overlap incorrectly. That last one is worth dwelling on, because it is the only hint 8theme gives about overlapping rules: nothing published says which tier wins when two of them match the same quantity — not highest discount, not first match, not last. Build ranges that cannot overlap, and if you must test an overlap, test it on a staging copy.

Yes. The documentation’s answer is that you can assign different boosters to different locations, with the caveat that it recommends not overcrowding a single product or page with too many boosters, to avoid confusing the customer. This booster gives you a clean way to honour that: Display Location offers six product-page positions plus a shortcode, so a tier table below the Add to cart button and a different booster further down the page never have to compete for one slot. What is not published is how two discount-type boosters behave on the same product at the same time. The troubleshooting list only asks you to verify there is no conflict with other same type boosters or discounts, which is a warning rather than a rule.

Both, in the same panel. Bulk Discounts opens with a Discount strategy select. Quantity-Based Discounts applies a discount when the customer purchases an exact number of the same product, and asks for one Quantity, a Discount type and a Discount value. Range-Based Discounts asks for a Min. quantity and a Max. quantity instead, and rewards larger purchases with greater savings across that band. Each saved rule becomes a card in a list carrying its quantity line, its type and its value, with Edit and Delete on the card, Delete all above the list and Add discount below it. You can create multiple rules in one booster and mix the two strategies. How many rules one booster will hold is stated nowhere, so do not plan around a number in either direction.

The documented mechanic is per product. The quantity-based strategy is defined against an exact number of the same product, the block is bound to the product page it appears on, and its rows read Buy 3 or Buy from 5 to 10 of that item. The Filters / Apply to panel — All Products, Specific Products, Product Categories, Product Tags or Product SKUs, evaluated with Match any or Match all — decides which products display the block, and 8theme never says it makes their quantities add up toward a shared tier. It never rules that out either, so treat cross-product accumulation as untested.