Wholesale Pricerv1.1.0

A direct-to-consumer brand wants to expand into wholesale channels. They need to set a wholesale price and tier breaks that maintain at least 50% retail margin while not undercutting their own DTC pricing. This skill calculates the optimal wholesale structure based on their cost and retail price.

A Shopify merchant wants to offer tiered pricing for bulk buyers on their B2B storefront. They need an MOQ ladder that rewards larger orders without cannibalizing single-unit sales on their DTC site. The skill generates price breaks and margin analysis for each tier.

A brand is attending a trade show and needs a professional line sheet with wholesale prices for retail buyers. The skill formats pricing columns with MOQ tiers, margins, and suggested MSRP, making the sheet ready for platforms like Faire or RangeMe.

After establishing wholesale pricing, a brand needs a Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) policy and payment terms to include in their wholesale agreement. The skill generates recommended language for MAP, payment terms, lead times, and shipping breaks.

A brand sells on Amazon, Shopify, and through retailers. They need to ensure wholesale pricing doesn't allow retailers to undercut their DTC or Amazon prices after discounts. The skill analyzes channel conflict risks and suggests guardrails.

Sells products in bulk to retailers or distributors who then sell to end consumers. Revenue comes from volume sales at lower per-unit prices, relying on high order quantities to offset lower margins.

Operates a direct-to-consumer storefront alongside wholesale channels. The brand maintains higher margins on DTC sales while using wholesale to reach new customers through retailers. Careful pricing prevents channel conflict.

Offers tiered pricing based on order volume, incentivizing larger and more frequent orders from business customers. This model builds predictable recurring revenue from bulk buyers, often through a B2B ecommerce platform.