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# Create a volume pricing based on product quantity
Discount a product automatically as customers buy more of it, using quantity tiers you define.
This is the most common type of volume pricing: the more a customer buys of a product, the lower the price per unit gets.
## Steps to manage
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### Start a new rule
Open the app, click **Volume Pricing**, click **Add new volume pricing** (or **Create new volume pricing** if you already have rules), then choose **Quantity** in the **Select type** dialog.
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### Name the rule and set its status
At the top of the **Volume Pricing** tab, name the rule in **Rule name**, then use the **Status** dropdown to choose **Active**, **Draft**, or **Schedule**. Choosing **Schedule** reveals **Start date** and **End date** fields so you can set when the rule turns on and off.
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### Choose a market
In **Markets**, choose **All markets** or click **Add specific markets** and pick the ones you want.
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### Set the discount method and pricing source
In the **Discount** section, under **Discount Methods**, choose **Same Variant**, **Mix Variants**, or **Mix Products** — this controls which items count toward each quantity tier. See [Discount Methods for Volume Pricing](/samita-wholesale-b2b/volume-pricing/discount-methods-for-volume-pricing.md) for details.
Next to it, use **Pricing source** to choose whether the discount is calculated from the product's Selling price or its Compare-at price. See [Choose pricing source](/samita-wholesale-b2b/volume-pricing/choose-pricing-source.md).
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### Set up the quantity tiers
Still in the **Discount** section, under **Discount setup**, add your tiers — **Quantity from**, **Quantity to**, **Discount Value**, and **Discount Type** (**Percent**, **Amount**, or **New price**). Click **Add range** for more tiers. For example:
* 10–19 → 10% off
* 20–29 → 15% off
* 30+ → 20% off
The more a customer buys, the better the price they get.
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### Choose which products it applies to
In **Products**, choose **All products**, **Specific products**, **Specific collections**, or **Product tags**. If you pick anything other than **All products**, a table appears below listing each matching product. You can optionally set a custom **Quantity from/to** and price for individual products or variants directly in that table, overriding the tiers set above just for them.
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### Set customer eligibility
Click the **Customer** tab. Choose **All customers**, **Logged-in customers**, **Customer tags**, or **Specific customers**. Below that, tick **Excluded customer tags** or **Exclude specific customers** if you want to hide the price from certain customers (useful for customers on contract pricing).
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### Design and preview the pricing table
Click the **Design table** tab to control colors, borders, and text size for the table shown on your product pages, and to preview it live. Turn off **Show table** if you don't want the table displayed on the product page. Click **Change Template** to try a different table layout.
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### Save
Click **Save** in the bar that appears at the top of the page once you've made changes.
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