Your trade price list, charged at Shopify's own checkout.

A trade customer should not have to ask what their price is, and you should not have to keep a second checkout to give it to them. Tag the customer wholesale, set the list — a percent off every line, cheaper again by the case — and the checkout they already use charges the trade price. No separate cart page, no theme code, nothing to re-install when the theme changes.

Install from the Shopify App Store

The work

Tag the customer in Shopify — wholesale, trade, stockist, whatever the counter already says.
Set the list: a percent off every line, cheaper again from the twelfth unit and the twenty-fourth.
Scope it — the whole catalogue, or the products you name.
Price a cart before a customer does — a tag, a product and a quantity in, the trade price out.
Show the trade price on the product page — the block is added in the theme editor, nothing is edited into your theme code.
Change a customer's tag and run the sync; the daily job picks the change up otherwise.

The sheet

Trade price listtag: wholesale

Break	What the list sets
1–11	The price a tagged shop sees on every line
12–23	Cheaper from the twelfth unit
24+	Cheaper again from the twenty-fourth

Trade price

Applied by Shopify's checkout Function, alongside your other discounts, on any theme.

A worked example of a break ladder on the app's own sheet. The breaks, the adjustment and the scope are yours to set; the figure in the trade column is what Shopify's checkout charges.

The price

Wholesale Nativeall price lists, all tagged customers

$14.99/month after a 14-day free trial, billed by Shopify on your normal invoice. Cancel any time.

Free tier: one price list, scoped to up to 25 products.

Install from the Shopify App Store

Where the list stops

It sets a percent off the line, plus the breaks by the case. It is not net terms, a quote, or a B2B company account.
Tags are case-sensitive: wholesale and Wholesale are two different customers.
Breaks follow the quantity in the cart at checkout; a saved draft does not carry them.
The product-page block prints whole-catalogue lists only; a list scoped to named products still applies at checkout.
The paid plan holds up to 10 price lists.

Questions the counter asks

Do I have to change my theme?

No. Nothing is written into your theme code — Shopify's checkout charges the list, and the product-page block is added from the theme editor.

Does it fight the discounts I already run?

No. The list is applied inside Shopify's discount system, so your automatic discounts and discount codes keep working alongside it.

What does a customer without the tag pay?

Your normal price. The list applies only to customers carrying its tag.

What happens when a tag changes?

Run Sync tagged customers in the panel and the match is rewritten; the daily job does it on its own otherwise.