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# Offer Details

There are four types of offers for you to choose from when setting up your discount codes:

* **Money Off -** This allows you to specify exactly how much money you would like to knock off the cart total for your customers. For example, Your customer has a cart total of $30 and they use a discount code that you have created that knocks $10 off of the total price. Once entered, your customer will only pay $20 for the products in their cart.
* **Percentage Discount -** This allows you to set a percentage that you want to knock off the total cart for your customers. For example, your customer has a cart total of $100 and they use a discount code that you have created that knocks 25% off of the total price. Once entered, your customer will only pay $75 for the products in their cart.
* **Free Shipping -** When this option is selected, the discount code will remove any shipping costs from their order when added at the checkout.
* **Tax Free -** This offer type will remove the tax from the order when the discount code is added at the checkout.

To specify the percentage or the money to knock off, simply enter the desired amount into the field labeled **Discount Percentage/Amount.**


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