Campaign recipes

Start with the offer you want to run.

Eight recipes match the starters in the Cinch admin. The ninth is clearly marked as a composite you assemble from verified controls.

In the app

Eight editable starting points.

Each starter creates a draft. You still choose the real products, review the rules, and publish when it is ready.

01In-app starter

Buy 2, get 10% off

A straightforward custom bundle that rewards any two eligible items with 10% off.

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02In-app starter

Three-step savings: 10% / 15% / 20%

A custom bundle with growing savings at 2, 3, and 4 items.

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03In-app starter

Quantity breaks

A single-product ladder with 10%, 15%, and 20% savings at larger quantities.

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04In-app starter

Fixed bundle

A ready-made sellable product that expands into fixed-price component items at checkout.

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05In-app starter

Build a box: 2 snacks + 1 drink

A guided custom bundle with separate snack and drink requirements and 10% off when complete.

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06In-app starter

Mix & match 15%

Any three eligible products save 15%, with a one-per-product cap to keep the mix varied.

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07In-app starter

Spend threshold unlocks a discount

Eligible bundled items save 10% after the whole cart reaches a shop-currency threshold.

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08In-app starter

Free gift with purchase

A starting point for adding a gift after two bundled items; the starter intentionally begins without a gift pool.

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Composite recipe

Combine verified controls deliberately.

This example is not an in-app starter. It shows how sections, one locked gift, and scheduling can work together in a custom campaign.

Composite recipe

Holiday gift box

A custom build-a-box campaign that combines sections, a locked preselected gift, an end date, and a countdown. This is a marketing composite, not an in-app starter.

The goal

Create a guided seasonal box with one guaranteed gift and a clear promotion end.

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