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PricingUpdated June 2026

Discounts & Pricing

How the discount a customer actually sees gets decided.

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What is the Flat Discount?

FreePro

Flat Discount applies the exact same percentage or fixed ₹ amount to every customer offered a switch from Cash on Delivery to prepaid, with no variation by order value or risk. It's available on both Free and Pro, and Pro stores can later swap it for the Variable Discount.

SettingWhat it does
TypePercentage or fixed ₹ amount
ValueHow big the discount is

Good to know: On Pro, you can swap this for the Variable Discount, which adjusts per order instead of using one number for everyone.

For example. Type is set to Percentage at 10%. Every customer who switches from COD to prepaid sees the same 10% discount, regardless of order value or how risky that delivery is.

What is the Variable Discount?

Pro

Variable Discount is a Pro feature that works out a different discount for each order instead of giving every customer the same number. It factors in delivery risk, order value, and whether the customer has ordered before, then lands on a fair discount rounded to the nearest ₹5.

What it factors in:

  • How likely this order is to be refused or returned
  • The order value
  • Whether this customer is new or returning, and their order history
  • How risky deliveries to that pincode tend to be

Works best with: Per-Product Costs synced, so discounts stay within your actual margins. Without it, CODFlip falls back to a single store-wide margin estimate.

For example. A repeat customer in a low-risk area orders ₹1,200 of products with an estimated return risk cost of ₹210. Weighing that against the order value and the customer's history, then capping the result against the order's margin, works out to a discount of ₹85.

What are Per-Product Costs?

Pro

Per-Product Costs syncs your real product costs from Shopify so the Variable Discount and delivery-risk estimates are based on actual per-product margins instead of one store-wide average.

Good to know: If costs aren't synced, CODFlip falls back to a single estimated margin across your whole store — which can over- or under-discount products whose real margins are very different from that average.

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