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# Price list (v1)

When it comes to setting up customer-specific pricing in Shopify, **DollarLabs’ Price List** feature gives you two powerful options: **V1** and **V2**. Both are designed to help you customize pricing for different customer groups, but they serve different needs. Here’s a breakdown to help you decide which version works best for your store.

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### 🟢 When to Use Price List V1

Price List V1 is built for **straightforward use cases**. It’s the perfect choice if you need:

* **Customer tag–based pricing** (e.g., “B2B customers get 10% off”)
* **Simple product/collection discounts** (e.g., $20 off products in a specific collection)
* **Volume-tier discounts** (e.g., Buy 10 units → $85 each, Buy 100 units → $75 each)
* **Quick setup without spreadsheets**

👉 In short: **Use V1 if your discount rules are simple, tag-based, or volume-driven.**

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### 🔵 When to Use Price List V2

Price List V2 is designed for **power users** who manage **large catalogs or complex pricing structures**. It’s best suited for:

* **Spreadsheet/CSV-based management** (bulk import, edit, and update prices)
* **Multiple customer segments with unique prices** (e.g., 10+ different groups, each with different prices per SKU)
* **Thousands of variants** that would be difficult to manage individually
* **Precise control over product-level pricing** rather than just broad discounts

👉 In short: **Use V2 if you’re already managing prices in spreadsheets or need advanced, large-scale control.**

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### ⚖️ Quick Comparison

| Feature / Use Case            | Price List V1 ✅ | Price List V2 ✅         |
| ----------------------------- | --------------- | ----------------------- |
| Simple customer tag discounts | ✔️              | ✔️                      |
| Volume-tier pricing           | ✔️              | ❌ (handled differently) |
| Small to medium catalog       | ✔️              | ✔️                      |
| Complex multi-segment pricing | ❌               | ✔️                      |
| Spreadsheet/CSV management    | ❌               | ✔️                      |
| Large catalogs (5k+ variants) | ❌               | ✔️                      |

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### 🚀 Final Take

* If you’re just starting out or your pricing rules are simple → **go with V1**.
* If you’re managing **complex B2B setups, multiple customer segments, or bulk pricing spreadsheets** → **V2 is the right fit**.

Both options work seamlessly with DollarLabs’ discount blocks and order forms, ensuring your customers always see the correct final price across your storefront.