Wholesale, from the store you already run

Sell to companies with their own catalogs, prices, payment terms and credit limits — while your retail storefront keeps working exactly as before. Available on the Scale plan.

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Companies, locations & buyers

Company accounts with one or more locations — each location owns its own prices, terms, credit limit, addresses and tax status
Give an existing customer wholesale access and they get an email with a sign-in link
Buyer and Location Admin roles — the latter sees location-wide orders and balances and manages saved addresses
Bulk-import companies, locations and buyers from CSV, with a dry run and per-row errors
Company purchases stay separate from a buyer's personal shopping

Self-serve wholesale applications

Put an application form on your storefront and stop taking new trade accounts by email
Add up to 20 questions of your own — GST number, buying group, resale certificate link
Approve from the queue and the company, its location and the applicant's access are created in one step
Approval and decline emails are editable templates

Catalogs & wholesale pricing

Assign catalogs to one location, a whole company, a group of branches, or named customers
Control which products and collections each catalog can see and buy
Fixed wholesale prices, quantity minimums/maximums, case-pack increments and volume breaks
Preview the exact price a named customer resolves to, before they ask you why
Hide compare-at prices so trade buyers never see MRP beside their contract price

Ordering built for repeat buyers

A quick order pad on the product page — a whole size run added in one action
Quick order by pasted SKU list or CSV, straight out of the buyer's own system
Buy again: everything the branch ordered in the last year, at today's price
One-click reorder of a past order — and a Location Admin can reorder a colleague's

Payment terms & credit limits

Pay now, due when invoiced, Net 7/15/30/45/60/90, due on fulfillment, or cash on delivery — per location
Require a deposit: a percentage of everything they owe now, the rest on the location’s terms
Cap outstanding balances with a hard credit limit, or explicitly allow an unlimited balance
Buyers see their invoices and balances, and settle up to 100 of them in a single card charge
Automatic reminders on overdue invoices, plus payment links, part payments and per-shipment requests

Location store credit

Record a credit balance against a company location instead of refunding cash
Issue, deduct and audit it with a reason on every movement
A recorded goodwill balance today — buyers cannot spend it at checkout yet

Purchase orders & merchant review

Collect a PO number at checkout — optional or required, per location
Auto-submit orders, or route a location's orders to you as drafts for review first
Edit lines, freight and discounts, hold the submitted prices, then invoice or complete the order

Quote negotiation (RFQ)

Buyers turn a cart into a quote request; you counter-price it on a price-locked draft with an expiry
A message thread on the quote, with file attachments both ways — POs, schedules, rate sheets
Every offer kept in a shared history showing the movement in rupees, percent and units
The buyer accepts and checks out at the agreed prices — it becomes a normal order

Company delivery addresses

Each location keeps a book of approved ship-to addresses, one default and one billing address
Buyers pick a named site at checkout — 40 jobsites served from one buying location
Lock buyers to approved addresses, or allow a one-time destination when they need it
Let a Location Admin maintain their own branch's address book instead of emailing you

Tax exemption

Mark a company location tax-exempt and the checkout and the order record both respect it
Exemption is owned by the location, so one company can mix exempt and non-exempt sites
Store each location's GSTIN or VAT number against the account

A trade-only storefront, if you want one

Swap prices for a sign-in prompt, or hide prices and block buying entirely, for signed-out visitors
Or require sign-in to browse at all — visitors get a notice page with a link to apply
Wholesale prices never reach product feeds, sitemaps or structured data

One shipping engine

Your existing rates, methods, pickup options and instructions apply to company orders
Rates resolve against the company location's address — no second B2B shipping setup to maintain

Cash on delivery, as a company payment term

Wholesale in India runs on delivery-day payment, and no other platform treats it as a B2B term — neither Shopify nor BigCommerce documents a due-on-delivery option for company accounts. Ours is a real payment term, not a retail COD tender bolted onto wholesale: the order is placed unpaid, the balance comes due when the order is delivered, it counts against the location's credit limit the whole time, and you record the cash against the invoice when you collect it. You arm it deliberately, per location.

Bring a customer's history with them

When a long-standing customer becomes a company buyer, you can associate their existing order history with their company location — nothing about the original orders changes, but the relationship is finally in one place. Shopify's B2B cannot attach past orders to a company retroactively.

Your retail store stays untouched

B2B is additive. Retail shoppers see the same storefront, prices and checkout as before, and personal discounts and loyalty never bleed into company purchases. Company buyers get their catalog prices and terms only when buying for their company.

Retail and wholesale, one platform. 0% transaction fees.

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