Three steps rising in turn, then a ball bouncing up them and landing each tier's spend and its saving as it arrives.
The threshold promo for a basket you want bigger, where the discount grows with the spend. The ball climbs left to right and never comes back down, so the tiers have to increase in that order; a cheaper tier further up the stairs reads as a mistake before it reads as an offer. Each tier field is two lines, the spend then the discount, and the middle step is the one most people actually reach — set that one where you want the average order to land.
The ball climbs left to right and never comes back down, so the tiers have to increase in that order. Each step field is two lines, the spend then the discount: SPEND $50 over 10% OFF. The middle step is the one most people reach, so set it where you want the average order to land. The ball colour is the accent.
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Leave the third empty and the ball still climbs three steps, so the top one reads as blank. Three tiers is the format; find a third even if it is aspirational.
Because it bounces up the stairs and lands each tier as it arrives. The bounce is what makes the spend levels feel like steps someone climbs rather than a table.
