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# Select Discount Type

The four ways a wholesale or volume pricing rule can calculate its discounted price.

When you create a wholesale or volume pricing rule, you choose one discount type — this determines how the discounted price is calculated.

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## 1. Percentage discount (Percent)

Discounts the product by a percentage of its current retail price.

*Example: 20% off means an item that costs $100 now costs $80.*

## 2. Fixed amount discount (Amount)

Subtracts a fixed dollar amount from the product's retail price in Shopify (not from its compare-at price). Because it's based on the current retail price, the wholesale price moves automatically if you change the retail price.

*Example: retail price is $100, and you set Amount = $20. Customers see $80. If you later raise the retail price to $120, the wholesale price becomes $120 − $20 = $100.*

## 3. Fixed wholesale price (New price)

Sets a fixed final price that does **not** change even if the retail price changes later.

*Example: retail price is $100, and you set the fixed price to $80. Customers see $80 — even if you later change the retail price.*

## 4. Custom price list

Sets a different discount for each product individually, instead of one value for the whole rule. Only available once you've scoped the rule to **Specific products**. See [Create wholesale pricing for specific product/variant](/samita-wholesale-b2b/wholesale-pricing/create-wholesale-pricing-for-specific-product-variant.md).

{% hint style="info" %}
The wholesale price you set should always be less than or equal to the product's retail price.
{% endhint %}

For Percentage discount and Fixed amount discount, you can also choose whether the discount is calculated from the product's Selling price or its Compare-at price — see [Choose pricing source](/samita-wholesale-b2b/wholesale-pricing/choose-pricing-source.md).

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