Understanding tiered pricing: how buying more saves you more
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Tiered pricing means the price per unit drops once your order quantity crosses a threshold — buy 12 of an item instead of 3, and each one might cost noticeably less.
You'll see this directly on eligible product pages as a simple table: quantity on one side, price-per-unit on the other. There's no code to apply and no separate wholesale account needed to see it.
It's most worth paying attention to on products you order repeatedly — drinks, snacks, and household basics are the categories where tiered pricing tends to make the biggest difference over a year.
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