Build a price list once and point it at a customer tag. Tagged buyers get those rates on their storefront requests and on every quote you build for them.
Included on Premium (1 list) and Wholesale Pro (unlimited)
| Price list | Discount | Tag |
|---|---|---|
| Distributor – West | 15% off | distributor-west |
| Stockist | 10% off | stockist |
| Key account | 20% off | key-account |
Name it after the account or the tier — Distributor, Stockist, Key account.
Choose a percentage off list, then add fixed prices for any variant that is negotiated separately.
Give the customer the tag the list listens for. That is the whole attachment step.
Their storefront requests and every quote you build start from those rates.
Every one of these is a setting in the app — no code, no developer.
| Setting | What it does | Sensible start |
|---|---|---|
| Percentage off list | The discount applied to any variant without a fixed price. | Your tier discount |
| Auto-apply to customers tagged | The customer tag this list listens for. | key-account |
| Minimum order value | The smallest order this list may be used for. | Your trading minimum |
| Fixed prices per variant | Overrides the percentage for a specific variant, with a minimum quantity. | For negotiated SKUs |
| Currency of fixed prices | The currency fixed prices are expressed in. | Your store currency |
| Active | Turns the list on or off without deleting it. | On |
One on Premium, unlimited on Wholesale Pro. One list is usually enough if you price by tier rather than per customer.
No. Price lists are driven by customer tags, so they work on any Shopify plan. Native B2B companies and catalogs are a Plus feature, and the app can pull a catalog price onto a quote where one exists.
Add the same variant more than once with different minimum quantities. The buyer gets the rate for the quantity they order.
Keep one tag per tier. A customer should carry the tag for the single tier you have agreed with them.
Free to install. Five quotes a month on the free plan, no trial to remember.