Tiers with their own rates.
Qualify on points or spend, and show members how far they are from the next one.
Tiers give your best customers a higher earning rate. Memberships go further: a Platinum or Club badge that changes the price they pay, granted automatically when they qualify.
A gold badge that changes nothing at checkout is just decoration. The rules behind status are also where programmes break: who qualifies, when they drop, and what they get. Those rules should live in one place and apply the same everywhere.
Qualify on points or spend, and show members how far they are from the next one.
An ordered price ladder per membership. The first rule that matches sets the price.
GET /program returns tiers, memberships and their price rules with an ETag, so shops can price locally and only refetch when a program.updated webhook says something changed.
1"membership": {2 "price_rules": [3 { "on_sale": false, "base": "regular", "multiplier": 0.95 },4 { "on_sale": true, "max_discount_percent": 20,5 "base": "sale", "multiplier": 0.95 },6 { "on_sale": true, "base": "sale", "multiplier": 1 }7 ],8 "grant": { "mode": "single_order", "threshold": 30000,9 "include_shipping": true, "duration_days": null }10}
Yes. Memberships are independent of tiers and of each other.
Not today. Memberships are earned or granted, not sold.
Only when their duration ends. Automatic granting adds, it never removes.
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