💼Dollarlabs: B2B Custom Pricing

Wholesale pricing for Shopify, built on native discount functions. Set a price per customer tag across thousands of variants, enforce case quantities, take applications through a form, and drive it al

Dollarlabs gives every customer tag its own price for every variant in your catalog, and shows that price everywhere the buyer looks — product page, collection page, order form, cart and checkout.

It is built for merchants whose pricing does not fit a percentage-off rule: distributors with a negotiated price per SKU, brands that sell by the carton, and anyone maintaining ten customer groups across ten thousand variants in a spreadsheet.

Start here

1. Quick start — from install to your first working wholesale price

2. How pricing works — tags, columns, tiers and which price wins

3. Show final prices on your storefront — the setup step everyone misses

Coming from Bold? Read Migrating from Bold Custom Pricing first — it maps Bold's concepts onto ours and gives you a cutover checklist.

What you can build

• A price per tag, per variant. One row per variant, one column per customer tag. Set an exact price, a percentage off, or an amount off — see discount types.

• Volume tiers. Cheaper per unit as quantity climbs, configured per tag. See Volume tiers & case multiples.

• Case quantities. Force buying in multiples of 6, 12 or 50, with a validation message on the product page. Or allow loose units alongside full cases at a different price — see Progressive case multiples.

• Spreadsheet control. Export, edit, re-import the whole catalog. One cell carries the price, the tiers, the case multiple and the loose price.

• Wholesale applications. A form builder with conditional logic, multi-step pages and file uploads, plus automations that create and tag the Shopify customer on approval — which is what switches their pricing on.

• Programmatic pricing. Push prices from your ERP or PIM with the Pricing API, and read pricing in the browser with the storefront UI SDK.

How it applies discounts

Prices are applied by Shopify discount functions, not by rewriting your product prices. That matters:

• Your catalog prices stay untouched, so nothing leaks to retail buyers.

• Discounts apply in the cart and at checkout, including on draft orders, subscriptions and pre-orders.

• There is no theme dependency for the discount itself — only for displaying the discounted price before the cart, which is what the storefront blocks do.

Something not working?

Start with Troubleshooting. Still stuck? Reach out through the in-app chat or email [e-mail] with your store URL.