Condition operators reference

A targeting rule is a row with three parts: a field, an operator, and a value. The operators offered depend on the field you pick — text fields get contains and starts with, numeric fields get is greater than, and so on.

You build these rows on the badge editor’s Products tab, after selecting Products matching conditions.

Condition fields

The field dropdown is grouped into sections.

Product conditions

Field	What it matches
Product title	The product’s name.
Product type	Shopify’s product type field.
Product vendor	The vendor name.
Product price	The current price.
Product compare price	The compare-at price.
Product sale price	The discounted price.
Product option	A product option such as size or color.
Product tag	Any tag on the product.
Product weight	The product’s weight.
Product created	How long ago the product was created, in days.
Product published	How long ago the product was published, in days.
Product inventory	Stock level and stock status.
Product metafield	A product metafield value.

Variant conditions

Field	What it matches
Product variants	Whether the product has variants at all.
Variant inventory	Stock level of individual variants.
Variant metafield	A variant metafield value.

Collection conditions

Field	What it matches
Collections	The collections the product belongs to.

Discount conditions

Field	What it matches
Sami discount	Products covered by one of the discounts on the app’s Discounts page.

Sami discount takes a single operator — is equal to — and one discount as its value. Use it to show a badge only while that discount is running, and to fill the badge text with the discount’s own numbers through the {sami_discount_*} variables. See Dynamic variables reference.

Product review conditions

Field	What it matches
Product review app	Products whose rating or review count in your review app meets the threshold you set.

Product review app takes a single operator — is equal to — and one review app as its value: Judge.me, Loox, Junip, CWILL(Trustoo), LAI Product Reviews, or AG Product Reviews. The comparison that decides the match is set in its own fields, described below.

A badge holds one review app condition; the option is greyed out on every other row once it is in use. See Show badges from your review app.

Operators by field type

Text fields

Product title, type, vendor, option, tag.

Operator	Meaning
is equal to	Exactly matches the value you enter.
is not equal to	Does not match the value.
starts with	Begins with the text you enter.
ends with	Ends with the text you enter.
contains	Includes the text anywhere within it.
does not contain	Does not include the text.

Numeric fields

Product price, compare price, sale price, weight.

Operator	Meaning
is equal to	Exactly the number you enter.
is not equal to	Any number except the one you enter.
is greater than	Above the number you enter.
is less than	Below the number you enter.

Inventory

Operator	Meaning
in stock	The product currently has inventory.
out of stock	Inventory has reached zero.
continue selling when out of stock	The product is set to keep selling past zero.
stock availability is greater than	Stock is above the threshold you enter.
stock availability is less than	Stock is below the threshold you enter.

The first three take no value — the operator is the condition.

Date fields

Product created, Product published. The value is a number of day(s) counted back from today, not a calendar date.

Operator	Meaning
is less than	Created or published fewer than N days ago — use this for “new arrival” badges.
is greater than	Created or published more than N days ago.
is in range	Falls between two day counts.

Product variants

Operator	Meaning
is equal to / is not equal to	Compares against a specific variant count.
products with variants	The product has more than one variant.
product has no variants	The product has only the single default variant.

Product review metrics

Product review app carries its own set of fields, shown below the condition list once an app is picked.

Field	Options
Review condition	Number of reviews — how many reviews the product has. Product rating — its average star rating.
Operator	is equal to, is greater than, is less than.
Enter value	Product rating takes 0 to 5 in steps of 0.1; Number of reviews takes whole numbers. Required — an empty value blocks the save.

Combining conditions

Add as many rows as you need with Add conditions, then use the Products must match radio above them to decide how they combine:

all conditions (AND)

Every row must be true. Narrows the match.

Example: Product type is equal to “T-Shirt” and Product vendor is equal to “Nike” → only Nike T-shirts.

any condition (OR)

One row is enough. Widens the match.

Example: Product tag is equal to “new-arrival” or Product tag is equal to “featured” → products with either tag.

Note

The setting applies to the whole rule — you cannot mix AND and OR within a single set of conditions. Banners use the same pattern on their Placement tab.

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Next steps

• Target products by attribute — set up attribute conditions step by step.
• Target specific products — hand-pick individual products instead.
• Show badges from your review app — the review condition and its variables in full.
• Plan comparison — check which conditions your plan includes.