Be precise.
Select individual products, categories or tagged groups. Put the offer where it supports your sales objective.
Discount & promotion programme / Singapore
The right offer.
The right reason
to buy.
Give sales a timely boost.
Keep your reward costs in focus.
Turn a clear commercial goal into an offer customers understand immediately. Rewardly helps you promote the products you want to move, choose who qualifies and decide where the discount applies.
Targeted offers. Clear conditions. More control over every discount.
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Move selected products.
Not your whole price list.
Want to increase sell-through of a selected range? Focus the incentive on those products instead of discounting everything. Shape the offer around the buying decision you want to encourage.
Make it relevant.
Run a public promotion or a member-specific offer. Give customers a clear reason to buy, or a reason to join.
Know the concession.
Configure a percentage or dollar discount. Understand the cost per qualifying purchase before launching.
Illustrative campaign / Selected drinks
$8 selling price.
$1 discount.
$7 promotional price.
At 100 qualifying sales, the direct discount value is $100. That gives you a clear planning input—not a guarantee of 100 sales or incremental revenue.
Compare units sold, sell-through and margin with your baseline. A promotion should help the products move while still making commercial sense.
Example only. Figures exclude taxes, fees and other costs; they are not a current Rewardly offer.
More than a percentage off
Give every promotion
a purpose.
Start with a straightforward discount, or use mix-and-match, BOGO and recurring time-based offers to create a buying occasion that suits your concept.
Mix & match
Let customers choose
their combination.
Build an offer around an eligible assortment rather than a single fixed product. Give customers variety while keeping the qualifying combination clear.
Campaign idea: a lunch combination from selected mains and drinks.
Buy one, get one
Give the next item
a reason to join.
Create a BOGO offer with clearly defined qualifying and reward items. State the benefit, quantities and exclusions so the offer is easy to understand.
Campaign idea: buy a selected coffee and get a second eligible coffee free.
Time-based recurring offers
Make a quieter period
worth coming back for.
Schedule recurring promotions for selected trading windows. Give customers a regular occasion to visit without recreating the same campaign each time.
Campaign idea: a weekday afternoon offer on selected drinks.
Campaign ideas are illustrative. Configure the eligible items, benefit and schedule for your own offer.
A generous offer needs boundaries
One promotion.
Not an accidental double reward.
Disable discount stacking when an offer should stand on its own. Protect the intended promotional price from additional discounts that would undermine your margin.
Make the combination rules part of campaign planning, not a surprise at checkout. Customers and staff should know which offers can be used together.
One campaign. The reach you choose.
All enabled channels.
Or just the right one.
Configure and maintain the promotion for your enabled sales channels, or focus it on a selected channel. Keep the offer consistent where it belongs and absent where it does not.
Simple to launch. Practical to maintain.
Set the rules.
Check the basket. Learn from the result.
Keep campaign setup focused on the decisions that matter.
Define
Choose the objective, audience, products and discount format.
Configure
Set the value, channels, timing and stacking conditions.
Verify
Test qualifying and non-qualifying baskets before launch.
Review
Compare sales and reward cost, then refine your next offer.
Clear rules make costs easier to plan and outcomes easier to assess. Sales uplift depends on the offer, demand and execution; no fixed revenue result is guaranteed.
Promotion with a commercial purpose
Make the next offer
work towards your goal.
Plan a focused discount programme across products, members and sales channels.
Good questions
A little more clarity.
What can I achieve with a discount programme?
Use a targeted offer to encourage near-term purchases, improve sell-through of selected products or give customers a reason to visit during a quieter period. Set a measurable objective and review actual results rather than assuming a guaranteed sales increase.
Can I discount selected products instead of everything?
Yes. Rewardly supports product, category and tag-based selection, so you can focus the discount on the range relevant to your campaign.
Can I offer percentage and fixed-value discounts?
Yes. Configure the offer as a percentage or dollar discount and define the qualifying purchases. This makes the direct concession per eligible sale easier to plan.
Can I prevent discounts from stacking?
Yes. Disable stackable discounts when an offer should not combine with another discount. Check separate loyalty points, voucher and cashback rules as well; a discount-stacking setting should not be assumed to disable every other reward.
Does Rewardly support mix-and-match and BOGO promotions?
Yes. Create mix-and-match offers for eligible product combinations or buy-one-get-one promotions. Define the qualifying items, reward items, quantities and benefit clearly for each campaign.
Can I schedule recurring time-based promotions?
Yes. Use time-based recurring promotions for the selected trading periods in your campaign. Confirm the active schedule and test both qualifying and non-qualifying times before launch.
Can a promotion apply to all channels or only one?
Yes. Choose the enabled sales channels for the offer, including POS, online or QR ordering, and self-ordering kiosks. An offer can run across channels or be limited to the selected channel.
Can I make a discount exclusive to members?
Yes. Rewardly supports public and member-specific offers, helping you distinguish membership benefits from general promotions. Make eligibility clear in the offer and at checkout.