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Set Up Tiered Pricing for a B2B Commerce Store
Offer your customers discounts for bulk purchases by setting up tiered pricing based on the number of items purchased.
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- In the App Launcher, find and select Price Adjustment Schedules, and click New.
- Name the price adjustment schedule, and select the currency.
- Click Save.
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Click Add Tier.
NoteWhen using fractional quantities with tiered pricing, the quantity rounds down to the nearest whole number to determine the tier and apply the appropriate price. For example:
Default Price: 200
Tier 1: 1–10 is 10% off
Tier 2: 11–20 is 20% off
If a buyer enters a quantity of 10.5, 10% off (Tier 1) is applied. However, the 10.5 quantity is shown in the cart and in checkout.
- For the lower bound, enter the number of items that must be purchased to reach the first pricing tier.
- For the upper bound, enter the number of items that must be purchased before the buyer reaches the next tier. If there’s no limit, the upper bound isn’t required.
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Choose whether to provide price breaks based on a percentage or a fixed number.

- Save your adjustment schedule.
- Under Is Active, click Edit, activate your schedule, and click Save.
- Select Add Price Book Entries.
- Select the price book that you want to add the price adjustment schedule to.
- In the Add Price Book Entries window, select the products that you want to add the price adjustment to.
- Click Finish.
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You can manage your price adjustment schedules from the store.
- From the Commerce app, in the navigation sidebar, select a store from the Store dropdown.
- Select Merchandising | Pricing, and then click the price book you want to manage.
- On the Related tab, in the Price Book Entries section, select the action dropdown for a product.
- Select Manage Price Adjustments.
You want to reduce the price by 10% when a buyer purchases more than 100 items, and 15% for more than 200 items. An item that costs $100 is reduced to $90 after the customer meets the 100-item threshold. It’s reduced to $85 dollars when the 200-item amount is met.
You could also choose a fixed amount, such as reducing the price by $10 at every tier level. In that case, an item costs $90 after 100 items, and $80 after 200 items.

