Every renewal has to pay for its discount.
A subscribe and save discount comes off every order for as long as someone stays, so a small percentage adds up. Take the example store our calculators use: a $100 order that keeps $41.80 after product, shipping, payment fees and returns. At 10% off, the price falls to $90 while the costs barely move, so each renewal keeps $32.59. Ten percent off the price takes about 22% off what every order keeps.
So the discount comes from your own margin, and perks carry the rest: free shipping, or a gift once a subscriber reaches their third order, can cost less than a bigger discount. On the product page, both prices sit side by side, with the delivery frequency and a plain line saying subscribers can skip or cancel anytime. The discount break-even calculator works out the largest discount your margin can carry.
- The discount set from what each renewal keeps
- Perks tested before a bigger discount
- Both prices and the cancel terms shown on the product page