💰Custom Pricing
Custom Pricing lets you define unique prices for different customers or customer groups. Instead of running store-wide discounts, you set precise wholesale rates per segment
What It Does
Set distinct price tiers for wholesale groups, resellers, distributors, or individual partners
Apply percentage discounts, fixed price overrides, or fixed-amount reductions
Restrict pricing to specific products, collections, or markets
Schedule pricing rules for limited-time campaigns
Common Use Cases
Segment-based wholesale
Tag customers as wholesale or reseller and apply a group discount
Strategic SKU overrides
Set different rates for high-margin or exclusive products
Partner/retention pricing
Reward long-term buyers with preferential rates
Market-specific pricing
Assign different prices per Shopify market or currency
How Custom Pricing Interacts with Other Rules
Custom Pricing is the middle layer in the pricing calculation chain:
1st
Price List per Customer
If a Price List rule exists for this customer + product, it sets the base price
2nd
Custom Pricing
If no Price List applies, Custom Pricing sets the base wholesale price
3rd
Volume Pricing
Volume tiers are then applied on top of the Custom Pricing result
If a customer qualifies for both Custom Pricing (e.g., 20% off) and a Volume Pricing tier (e.g., 10% off for 10+ units), Volume Pricing calculates against the custom price — not the original retail price.
Where to Find It
Go to B2B pricing › Custom Pricing. The module tabs at the top of the page are Custom Pricing · Price Lists · Volume Pricing · Extra Fee · Shipping Rate. Next to the Custom Pricing title you see a status badge (for example On) and the on/off switch for the module. The header buttons open the other screens of the module:
Settings
How custom prices look on your storefront (display mode and colors)
Storefront setup
Checks that the module and the app embed are on, plus theme installation
More actions › Import & export
Bulk import and export of rules by CSV
More actions › Theme settings
Theme selectors for developers
Guide
Opens the in-app Help center

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