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Step-by-step guides for the most common pricing patterns.
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Recipe: Wholesale pricing on one storefront
The problem. You sell to consumers AND to a small but growing wholesale book. You don't want to maintain two stores, and Shopify's native B2B caps you at 3 catalogs unless you upgrade to Plus.
The TagTier pattern.
- In Shopify Admin → Customers, tag your wholesale accounts with something like
wholesale-a,wholesale-b,wholesale-c. - In TagTier → Rules, create a rule for each tier:
#wholesale-a→ 30% off, with quantity breaks at 6 and 12 units#wholesale-b→ 25% off#wholesale-c→ 20% off
- Order the rules by priority — first match wins.
- Test using the "Try as different customer" preview.
- Publish and watch the audit log.
What customers see. Logged-in wholesale customers see their tier price on every product page, in cart, at checkout, and in Shop Pay. Retail customers and guests see retail price.
What about refunds? TagTier writes the resolved price into each order line, so Shopify's native refund flow uses the price the customer actually paid.
Common gotcha. If a customer has multiple tags (wholesale-a AND vip-tier-1), TagTier uses the first matching rule in your priority order. Drag rules to reorder.
Still stuck?
Email hello@tagtier.com — average first reply under 4 hours during EU/US business days.