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# Create Volume Pricing for Individual Variant
1. Open the app > click **Volume Pricing** > click **Create new Volume pricing** button
2. Choose Quantity or Amount type for the Volume pricing and start configuring settings inside.
3. In **Customer conditions**, select customers to apply the volume pricing (All customers or logged-in customers)
4. Set up **Market**, choose to show the volume pricing in which location.
5. In **Product conditions** section, to show the volume pricing for a specific variant of product only, select **Specific products** > Click on the product that has variants you want, all variants of that product will be added by default:
If you want only 1 or some variants to have this volume pricing applied, please tick on it only and untick the unwanted ones > **Select**:
6. The **Product condition** is now set for only one variant of the product only > **Set up Quantity break for the Volume pricing** as usual. **Add more ranges** if you want more than one quantity break for this volume pricing:
7. In **Discount Groups** section, select discount type
8. On the right-handed bar, enable Show Table on Product Page option \[optional]
9. Click **Save**
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