About this block

Discount Bands lays out the three bands a flaw can land in, each shown as a card with its fixed markdown, the flaw words that put a piece there, and one example listing. The header states the rule the cards prove: the inspector who names the flaw assigns the band, and the markdown is fixed, never negotiated up for a slow week.

Bands are one array of three. The footer note repeats that the band is printed on every listing beside the flaw word, so a buyer can check the arithmetic, and the guarantee is identical across all three.

When to use

Reach for this block right after the seconds grid, where a shopper has just seen the markdowns and wants to know how each one was set. The three bands must match the discount tiers used across the live seconds inventory.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Seconds grid

After

• Pricing transparency
• Returns policy

What you can display

One strong use is the three band markdown scale. Other band configurations:

• Repair grades. Bench severity tiers each tied to a fixed labor price instead of a discount.
• Resale conditions. A to C grades with the price cut spelled out for each letter.
• Clearance reasons. End of line, overstock and open box each carrying their own set markdown.

Tip: a fixed markdown per band is the whole promise; the moment a discount looks negotiated, the full price list stops meaning anything.