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# Create a volume pricing based on product quantity

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**, then choose **Quantity** in the **Select type** dialog.

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### Name the rule

In **Rule information**, turn on **Status** to make the rule active, and name it in **Rule name** so you can tell it apart from your other rules later.

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### Choose which customers are eligible

In **Customer eligibility**, choose who can see this volume price:

* **All customers** — every visitor, logged in or not.
* **Logged-in customers** — any customer logged in to a store account.
* **Customer tags** — only logged-in customers with a tag you specify.
* **Specific customers** — only customers you choose individually.

Open **Advanced exclusions** if you want to hide the price from customers with certain tags, or from specific customers (useful for customers on contract pricing).
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### Choose a market

In **Market eligibility**, choose **All markets**, or **Specific markets** and pick the ones you want.

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The app pulls market data directly from **Shopify Markets**. Any market you've created in Shopify will automatically be available here.
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### Choose which products it applies to

In **Product eligibility**, choose **All products**, **Specific products**, **Specific collections**, or **Product tags**.
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### Set up the quantity discount

In **Discount setup**, choose **Discount range** (quantity tiers) or **Custom price list** (a different price per product).

In **Discount ranges settings**, add your tiers — **Quantity from**, **Quantity to**, **Discount Type** (**Percent**, **Amount**, or **New price**), and **Discount Value**. 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 the discount method

In **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.
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### Set a schedule (optional)

Open **Schedule** and enable it to set a start date and optional end date for the rule.
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### Save

Check the live **Preview** panel on the right to see how your pricing table will look, then click **Save**.
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## Design and display the volume pricing table

Open **Design table** to control whether the pricing table is visible on the product page, and to style it to match your theme. Click **Change Template** in the Preview panel to try a different table layout.

## Tutorial video

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