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# Buy X Get Y
> Reward a qualifying purchase with discounted or free items — BOGO, buy 2 get 1, and accessory pushes.
The customer buys a qualifying set of items, and gets another set discounted or free. This is how you run BOGO, buy-2-get-1, and "add an accessory for ₹300 less" offers.
Shared setup, eligibility, and usage limits are covered in [Coupons](/features/coupons/overview). This page covers only what's specific to this type.
## What this type does
The Condition step splits into two halves — what the customer must buy, and what they then get.
### Customer buys
| Setting | Options |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Qualifier** | **Minimum quantity of items** or **Minimum purchase amount** |
| **Scope** | Any items, **specific products**, or **specific collections** |
### Customer gets
| Setting | Options |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| **Quantity** | How many reward items |
| **Scope** | Any items, specific products, or specific collections |
| **Reward** | **Percentage off**, **Amount off each**, or **Free** |
There's one more control that matters more than it looks:
* **Set a maximum number of uses per order** — caps how many times the deal repeats in a single cart
Without a maximum, the offer repeats for every qualifying group. A cart of 10 qualifying items triggers a buy-2-get-1 deal five times. Set the cap unless that's genuinely what you want.
Buy X Get Y is supported for one-time purchases only.
## How it calculates
| Setup | Cart | Result |
| ---------------------------------------------- | -------------------------- | ----------------------------- |
| Buy 1 → get 1 Free, same collection, max 1 use | 2 qualifying items at ₹500 | 1 item free → ₹500 off |
| Buy 1 → get 1 Free, **no max** | 6 qualifying items at ₹500 | Deal triggers 3× → ₹1,500 off |
| Buy 2 → get 1 at 50% off, max 1 | 3 items at ₹400 | ₹200 off |
| Buy ₹1,500 worth → get 1 accessory ₹300 off | ₹1,600 cart + accessory | ₹300 off the accessory |
## Examples
**Setup:** Coupon code `BOGO50` (or Automatic)
**Customer buys:** Minimum quantity 1, from the target collection
**Customer gets:** Quantity 1, same collection, **Free**
**Max uses per order:** 1
The cleanest version of the offer, and the cap keeps a large cart from turning into a giveaway.
**Customer buys:** Minimum quantity 2, specific products
**Customer gets:** Quantity 1, same products, **Percentage off 50%**
**Max uses per order:** 2
Encourages three-item carts while capping exposure at two rounds.
**Customer buys:** Minimum purchase amount ₹1,500, any items
**Customer gets:** Quantity 1, accessories collection, **Amount off each ₹300**
**Max uses per order:** 1
Attaches a margin-friendly add-on to an order the customer was already placing.
**Customer buys:** Minimum quantity 1, any items
**Customer gets:** Quantity 1, slow-moving collection, **Free**
**Max uses per order:** 1
Moves dead stock without discounting anything you actually want to sell at full price.
## Frequently asked questions
Enable **Set a maximum number of uses per order**. Without it, the deal repeats for every qualifying group in the cart.
Yes. The buy side and get side are configured independently, which is exactly how accessory and cross-sell offers are built.
Yes — the reward items must be in the cart. The in-app note says it directly: customers must add the specified quantity to their cart.
No. Buy X Get Y supports one-time purchases only.
Shared setup, limits, and combining rules
Simpler alternative when there's no "buy X" condition