Step by step
Find the sale
On Sales, Active and scheduled lists every sale that isn't finished, with a countdown to its start or end. Its buttons depend on its status.
A drawing of the app's screen, with its real labels. Edit it
Edit works for scheduled, paused and running sales. Editing a running sale updates prices right away without pausing it; products you remove go back to full price. Save keeps you on the form, Save and exit takes you back to Sales.
Move its dates
On the timeline, drag a bar to move the sale, or its edges to change only the start or the end, then click Save. Or use Edit dates without dragging under the timeline and type the dates.
Pause the sale or one product
Pause puts the original prices back now, and Resume discounts them again. To pause one product only, open the sale's page and press Pause next to it under Products.
Make it repeat
In the sale form, under the dates, choose Repeat: every week, every 2 weeks or every month, and optionally Repeat until a date. Each run saves fresh original prices.
A drawing of the app's screen, with its real labels. Cancel, run again or delete
Cancel puts the prices back and closes the sale for good. Under Past, Run again takes new dates and Schedule again. Delete removes an ended sale once every price is back.
Tips
- Stock limit, in the sale form under Launch, puts a product back at full price when its stock falls to the limit.
- More actions on Sales has Pause all, which lists the sales it stops and asks before it does.
- Ctrl+Z (⌘Z on a Mac) undoes your last change anywhere in the app.
What to check
- The sale's status: Scheduled, Active, Paused, Ended or Failed. While prices change it shows Applying… or Reverting… with how far it has got.
- The sale's page lists every variant: applied, restored, skipped, or left alone because its price was changed by hand.
Common mistakes
- Trying to pause a sale that waits for approval: approve it or cancel it instead.
- Making a repeating run longer than the gap between its starts: a run can't be longer than that.
- Trying to delete a sale whose prices aren't back yet: Delete works only once every price is back.
The plan you need
On the Free planEvery plan. On Free, one sale can be scheduled, running or paused at a time.
Your questions
Do new products join a repeating sale?
Yes. Collections and groups are looked up again for each run, so new products join it.
What happens if I change a price while the sale is paused?
When you resume, the new price becomes the original that comes back at the end.
Related tutorials
- Schedule a sale step by stepThe full sale form: products, the discount, rounding, the dates, how the sale shows, the price preview and Schedule sale, with what each option does.
- History and UndoSee every change the app made, who made it and when, and undo one change or a whole group, with Ctrl+Z, from History or from the chat.
- Read sale resultsRead a sale's units, revenue and orders against the days before it, see its extra profit, compare sales in Results and share a sale report.
Learn more
- Use caseRestore Original Prices After a Shopify SalePut every Shopify price back after a sale: originals are saved before the sale starts and restored when it ends, with History and Undo.
- Use caseFlash Sale on Shopify: A Few Hours, With a CountdownRun a Shopify flash sale for a few hours: prices drop at the start time, a countdown shows the time left and every original price comes back at the end.
- Use caseShopify Discount Scheduler: Sales That Start and End on TimeA discount scheduler for Shopify: bulk sales start and end on time, compare-at shows the saving and every original price comes back. Free plan.
- FeatureScheduled salesPick the products, the discount and the dates. The sale changes prices on time and puts every saved original back when it ends.
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