Name Your Price on Shopify, With Limits You Control

A name-your-price button gives shoppers a way to ask for a deal. Before switching it on, decide which products can be discounted and the lowest price you are comfortable accepting.

In Symbiotic, negotiation discounts and extra action rewards have separate limits. Checking both is the useful part of setup.

Work through one product

Suppose a product costs $100 and the maximum negotiation discount is 25%. The lowest negotiated price is $75.

If you also allow action rewards worth up to 20% of the original price, those rewards can take another $20 off. The combined example becomes $55, before any higher minimum selling price applies.

The negotiation limit alone is therefore not the lowest possible final price. Review the rewards too.

Give different products different limits

A clearance collection may support a larger discount than a new product. Add product or collection exceptions within a campaign instead of using one limit for everything.

You can also set a minimum selling price. A product minimum replaces its collection minimum; leaving the product minimum blank keeps the collection minimum. Where several rules at the same level apply, Symbiotic uses the smaller discount and higher minimum price.

Minimum selling prices also limit action rewards. They restrict negotiation to the store currency and turn off cart rewards for the protected products.

Check before making it active

The campaign review shows the largest negotiation discount and the largest discount including rewards. Final product prices stay at least 5% of the original price, and any higher minimum selling price still applies.

Save the campaign and check a real product to see the campaign and price limits that apply to it. Keep it as a draft until those numbers work for your store.

Try the name-your-price demo.