Volume discounts are optional, per-offer discounts that increase as you buy more of the same item/currency. Use this page to understand when they apply and how to check your final price before paying.
When this applies
The seller has enabled volume discounts for their offer.
You’re buying multiple units of the same item, currency, or top-up offer.
You want to see if buying a larger quantity reduces the total price.
How it works
Volume discounts are configured by sellers and not all offers include them.
If an offer has volume discounts, the discount percentage increases as quantity increases, scaling smoothly between the seller’s minimum and maximum discount.
On igitems, sellers can generally set:
Minimum discount: 0% to 15% (starts applying from the seller’s minimum quantity threshold).
Maximum discount: 10% to 30% (reached at the seller’s “maximum discount quantity”).
Minimum quantity for any discount: at least 2 units.
Quantity for maximum discount: 4 units or more.
How to use volume discounts safely
Open the offer and look for “volume discount” information (if it exists).
Adjust the quantity and re-check the final checkout price.
Compare offers using the effective price per unit (total / quantity), not just the headline price.
Complete your purchase only if the quantity and final price still match what you actually need.
Key points
Not available for everything: volume discounts are typically for items, currencies, and top-ups, and are generally not used for services like account sales or leveling.
Per-offer, not global: discounts depend on the specific offer you’re buying from.
Example (illustrative)
Buy 3 units → 3% discount
Buy 4 units → 16.5% discount
Buy 5 units → 30% discount
Do / Don’t
Do: verify the final checkout price after changing the quantity.
Do: compare the price per unit when choosing between similar offers.
Don’t: assume an offer has volume discounts—many do not.
Don’t: buy extra quantity “for the discount” if you do not actually need it.