The Wholesale All-In-One application provides three discount options, also referred to as discount types:
For example, suppose the retail price of an item is $100, and you apply a "Percent Off" discount of 30%. In this case, customers will see the final price of $70.
In the future, if the retail price of the product changes from $100 to $120, then the 30% discount will be automatically adjusted according to the new retail price of $120, resulting in a discount price of $84.
By selecting this option, the wholesale price will be set as a percentage off the current retail price of the product (not the compare-at-price).
Furthermore, any changes made to the item price in Shopify 'Products' section will be automatically reflected in the adjusted wholesale price.
For example, suppose the retail price of an item is $100, and you apply a "Percent Off" discount of 30%. In this case, customers will see the final price of $70.
In the future, if the retail price of the product changes from $100 to $120, then the 30% discount will be automatically adjusted according to the new retail price of $120, resulting in a discount price of $84.
By selecting the "Price Off" option, the wholesale price will be adjusted to a specific fixed amount lower than the current retail price of the product (not the compare-at-price).
Furthermore, any changes made to the item price in Shopify will be automatically reflected in the adjusted wholesale price.
For example, if the retail price of an item is $100 and you apply a "Price Off" discount of $25, customers will see the final price of $75.
Furthermore, any changes made to the item price in Shopify will be automatically reflected in the adjusted wholesale price.
For example, if the retail price of an item is $100 and you apply a "Price Off" discount of $25, customers will see the final price of $75.
By selecting the "Fixed Price" option, you have the ability to assign specific, unchanging prices to products and variants. These fixed prices will remain unaffected even if you modify the retail price of the product in Shopify 'Products' section.
For example, if the retail price of an item is $100 and you establish a "Fixed Price" of $70, customers will see the final price as $70.
In the future, if the retail price of the product changes from $100 to $120, customers will see the discounted price as $70 since fixed price method is being used.
Note: New Price Per Item should be equal to or lower than the retail price (not the compare-at-price) of the item.