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Import products into a volume pricing rule

Add a batch of products, quantity tiers, and their custom prices straight into a single volume pricing rule you're already editing, by uploading a CSV or XLSX file.

This is a lighter-weight import than Import multiple products for Volume pricing setup. Use it when you already have a volume pricing rule open — new or existing — and just want to add many products, quantity tiers, and prices to it, without creating extra rules. The rule's audience (which customers it applies to) is whatever you've already configured in the Customer tab; the file only needs to carry products, variants, tiers, and prices.

Step 1: Prepare your file

Create a CSV or XLSX file with one row per product/variant tier, using the columns below. Column order doesn't matter — the file is read by header name — so you only need to include the columns you're actually using.

Full column reference
Column
Required?
Notes

Product ID

Conditional

The Shopify product ID to price. Required unless you're using SKU instead. See below for how to find it.

Variant ID

No

Fill in to price one specific variant instead of the whole product. See below for how to find it.

SKU

Conditional

A variant's SKU. If a row has a SKU, it's looked up in your store and takes priority over Product ID/Variant ID — you don't need to fill those in for that row.

From Quantity

No

The lower threshold of this tier, e.g. 10 for "buy 10 to 20 units, get 10% off". Use From Amount instead if the rule's Type is Amount.

To Quantity

No

The upper threshold of this tier, e.g. 20 for the same example. Leave blank for an open-ended top tier. Use To Amount instead if the rule's Type is Amount.

From Amount

No

Same as From Quantity, for rules where Type is Amount.

To Amount

No

Same as To Quantity, for rules where Type is Amount.

Discount Type

No

percent, fixed (fixed amount off), or amount. Defaults to percent.

Discount Value

Yes

The price for this product/variant at this tier, for the rule's current audience (all/logged/non-logged customers).

Multiple tiers for the same product: add one row per tier, repeating the same Product ID (and Variant ID, if pricing a specific variant) with a different From/To range each time.

Pricing different customer segments differently: if the rule's audience is customer tags or specific customers, replace the Discount Value column with one column per tag name or customer ID instead, and fill in each segment's price in its own column. If the file's extra columns are tag names or customer IDs that aren't part of the rule yet, they're added to the rule's audience automatically when you confirm the import.

Finding a product ID: go to the Products folder in Shopify, open the product, and check the page URL — the product ID is the number at the end of the link.

Finding a variant ID: open the product, go to the variant you need, and click into it. The variant ID is the number at the end of that page's URL.

Sample file: download volume_products_example.csv or volume_products_example.xlsx to see the format in action.

Once your file is ready, save it.

Step 2: Upload the file to the rule

1

Set Apply Product to Specific products

This import only applies to rules where the Products section is set to Specific products — that's what makes the Import button next to Products appear.

2

Click Import and upload your file

You can also download a sample CSV or XLSX file here to see exactly what data each column needs.

3

Preview and confirm

Click Upload and preview. Each row shows the quantity range it applies to, and whether it matched a real product/variant in your store — rows marked Not found are skipped. Click Add to this rule to merge the matched rows into the product table below.

4

Save the rule

The imported rows are merged into the product table on the page, but nothing is saved yet — click Save on the rule to keep them.

If you run into any trouble during these steps, contact us any time at support@samita.io.

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