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# Discounts
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This feature is available on the **Bloom** plan and above.
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## Overview
By default, Shopify discounts are applied only at checkout — meaning the price displayed in the app always reflects the full list price. The **Discounts feature** solves this by allowing merchants to define and surface custom prices directly in the app. Each discount tag is fully configurable and can be scoped to one or more collections.
## How to Enable
1\. Go to the Overview section of your Shoppy Dashboard.
2\. Locate the **Discount** card and click to access it.
3\. You will be redirected to the discount tag creation page.
### Step 1 — General settings
1. Enter an Internal Name for the discount (for your reference only, not shown to customers).
2. Enter the Discount Label — the text shown as the tag in the app (e.g. -20%, SALE, APP EXCLUSIVE).
3. Choose the **Text Color** for the label.
4. Choose the **Background Color** for the tag.
### Step 2 — Discount value and scope
1. Set the Discount Value to apply.
2. Select the Collection(s) to which the discount tag will apply.
### Step 3 — Status and markets
1. Set the Status of the discount tag (active or draft).
2. Select the Markets where the discount tag should be displayed.
3. Save your configuration.
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Use collection-scoped discount tags to promote exclusive app-only pricing on selected product lines without affecting your full catalog.
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