> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.wployalty.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.wployalty.net/reward-types/points-conversion.md).

# Points Conversion

**What is a Point Conversion Reward ?**&#x20;

Point Conversion Rewards allow your customers to transform the points they've earned into discounts for their purchases. There are two ways they can enjoy this benefit:

* Fixed Point Conversion
* Percentage Point Conversion

In **Fixed Point Conversion**, customers can redeem a set number of points for a dollar discount. **For example: Redeem 10 points for a $**.&#x20;

In **Percentage Point Conversion**, customers can use their points to get a percentage off their purchase. **For example: Redeem 100 points for 1%.**&#x20;

This type of reward boosts customer engagement and sales by allowing customers to easily convert loyalty points into discounts, encouraging repeat purchases and fostering a loyal customer base.

**Example scenarios:**&#x20;

* Redeem 10 points to get $1 off (Fixed)&#x20;
* Redeem 100 points for 1% (Percentage)&#x20;

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Now, let’s take a look at the examples one by one in detail.

**Example 1: Redeem 10 points to get $1 off (Fixed Point Conversion)**

In this example, customers have the opportunity to redeem their collected points for a consistent discount—for instance, redeem 10 points for $1, 20 points for $2, and so forth. This type of reward is designed to incentive customers to make more purchases.

**Creating a Reward,**&#x20;

* Go to WordPress dashboard -> WPLoyalty -> Rewards tab -> Click on “Create New Reward” button.
* Choose “Point Conversion” as the Reward type

**Here is the screenshot of Reward configuration that follows,**&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/qsTOYkEBcCRxpbOcKrWA" alt="Point conversion"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

**Details of configurations are:**

* **Reward Title and Description** - Give a title and description of the reward. This description will get displayed in the [Customers Reward Page](https://docs.wployalty.net/quick-start-guides/creating-a-customer-reward-page) and in the [Launcher Widget](https://docs.wployalty.net/add-ons/wployalty-launcher).&#x20;
* **Conversion Rate** - Specify how many points equal a dollar or based on your store currency, such as "10 points = $1," and select "Fixed Discount" as the reward type.
* **Minimum points a customer can redeem per coupon** - Set the lowest number of points customers can redeem per coupon (optional).
* **Maximum points a customer can redeem per coupon** - Set the highest number of points customers can redeem per coupon (optional).&#x20;
* **Display name for the coupon (when redeeming)** - Choose the label displayed on the discount coupon upon redemption, like "10 points = $1."
* **Ordering** - Adjust where this reward appears in the Customer Reward Page and Launcher by increasing or decreasing its ordering value.&#x20;
* **Coupon Expiry (optional)** -  Set a validity for the reward. Example: 15 days. This means, when a customer can claim the discount value, the reward (which is issued in the form of a coupon) will expire in 15 days.
* **Reward visibility on “Reward Opportunities” section** - Using this setting you can show/ hide this Reward info from customers on the Customers Reward Page from the Reward Opportunities section.&#x20;
* Click "SAVE" after creating the Reward successfully.

Now, customers will have the option to redeem their points for discounts, such as 10 points for $1, 20 points for $2, etc., through the Customer Reward Page, Launcher, or at the Cart/Checkout page.

**Screenshot of Customer Reward Page showing the redeeming opportunity:**&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/etQoCQvnZ53qizfZSLQR" alt="Points and Rewards page"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

**Screenshot of Cart page showing the reward redeemed:**&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/LNtXvBlkFfZxFOx4OxRF" alt="Cart page"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

**Example 2: Redeem 100 points for 1% (Percentage Point Conversion)**&#x20;

In this example, customers will have the option to redeem their earned points for a percentage discount ie.., redeem 100 points for 1%, 200 points for 2% discount and so on…This type of reward encourages customers to drive repeat purchases.&#x20;

**Creating a Reward,**&#x20;

* Go to WordPress dashboard -> WPLoyalty -> Rewards tab -> Click on “Create New Reward” button.
* Choose “Point Conversion” as the Reward type

**Here is the screenshot of Reward configuration that follows,**&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/ItgfwVsNKNCW8zCWA3NV" alt="Point conversion"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

**Details of configurations are:**

* **Reward Title and Description** - Give a title and description of the reward. This description will get displayed in the [Customers Reward Page](https://docs.wployalty.net/quick-start-guides/creating-a-customer-reward-page) and in the [Launcher Widget](https://docs.wployalty.net/add-ons/wployalty-launcher).&#x20;
* **Conversion Rate** - Specify how many points equal a percentage, such as "100 points = 1%," and select "Percentage Discount" as the reward type.
* **Maximum percentage allowed** - Specify the maximum percentage a customer can redeem per coupon. For example in the above screenshot I have set 20%. Which means even though I have 5000 points as my current point balance I can redeem a maximum of 2000 points and get 20% as a maximum discount. Also this is a required setting and you can only allow a maximum of 50% per coupon. We impose these limits to prevent excessive point redemptions and discounts. If you are interested in offering more than a 50% discount per coupon, please reach out to our support team.
* **Maximum** **reward amount per redemption** -  Specify the maximum amount a customer can redeem per coupon. For example, if the limit is set to $30, even if the customer has a 20% off coupon, the discount applied will not exceed $30 on the cart total. This ensures a cap on the maximum discount value.
* **Minimum points a customer can redeem per coupon** - Set the lowest number of points customers can redeem per coupon (optional).
* **Maximum points a customer can redeem per coupon** - Set the highest number of points customers can redeem per coupon (optional).&#x20;
* **Display name for the coupon (when redeeming)** - Choose the label displayed on the discount coupon upon redemption, like "100 points = 1%."
* **Ordering** - Adjust where this reward appears in the Customer Reward Page and Launcher by increasing or decreasing its ordering value.&#x20;
* **Coupon Expiry (optional)** -  Set a validity for the reward. Example: 15 days. This means, when a customer can claim the discount value, the reward (which is issued in the form of a coupon) will expire in 15 days.
* **Reward visibility on “Reward Opportunities” section** - Using this setting you can show/ hide this Reward info from customers on the Customers Reward Page from the Reward Opportunities section.&#x20;
* Click "SAVE" after creating the Reward successfully.

Now, customers will have the option to redeem their points for discounts, such as 100 points for 1%, 200 points for 2%, etc., through the Customer Reward Page, Launcher, or at the Cart/Checkout page.

**Screenshot of Customer Reward Page showing the redeeming opportunity with maximum percentage of points autofilled:**

<figure><img src="/files/Rj0H7gtYYmhxJuo5FH4Y" alt="Points and rewards"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

**Screenshot of Cart page showing the reward redeemed:**&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/e3Mw4YqD6dDqf1mYinfQ" alt="Cart page"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

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**Next Steps:**

**You may also want to check out these helpful guides:**

* [Checkout Point for Purchase Campaign that allow customers to earn points ](https://docs.wployalty.net/campaign-types/points-for-purchase)
* [Looking to offer fixed discount reward instead of recursive ? Try Fixed Discount Reward](https://docs.wployalty.net/reward-types/fixed-discount)
* [Explore our exciting Launcher Widget feature. ](https://docs.wployalty.net/add-ons/wployalty-launcher)
* [Explore our Customer Reward Page to let customers explore loyalty program](https://docs.wployalty.net/quick-start-guides/creating-a-customer-reward-page)&#x20;
* [Checkout this guide to know more about tiered rewards](https://docs.wployalty.net/customers-levels-and-vip/creating-tiered-levels-vip-customer-rewards)&#x20;

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