Set Up Quantity-Based and Tiered Pricing with AI
Give bulk buyers automatic per-unit discounts as their order grows, with no paid pricing plugin.
Prerequisites
A WooCommerce store, the free Code Snippets plugin (or ask the AI to install it), and a backup taken before you change live checkout pricing.
On my WooCommerce store, set up quantity-based tiered pricing for [product name or SKU]. The tiers I want are: [list them, for example 1 to 9 units at full price, 10 to 49 at 10 percent off, and 50 or more at 25 percent off]. Apply it only to that product and leave the rest of my catalog alone. Use the free Code Snippets plugin as the home for the rule so I can toggle it off later, and install Code Snippets first if it is not active. When it is set up, add the product to a test cart at each quantity threshold and read back the per-unit price and line total so I can confirm the discount kicks in at each tier before it goes live. Remind me to take a backup first.
Already connected to WPVibe?
Skip the copy-paste. Just ask your AI for the “Set Up Quantity-Based and Tiered Pricing with AI” recipe, or describe the task, and WPVibe runs these steps on your own site.
If you sell to bulk buyers, wholesalers, or resellers, one flat per-unit price leaves money and goodwill on the table. You want the price to fall as the order grows, ten units cheaper than one and a hundred cheaper still, but WooCommerce out of the box sells everything at a single price. The usual fix is a paid pricing plugin you have to learn, configure, and keep updated for the life of the store.
WPVibe sets up quantity-based tiers on the products you pick, with no paid add-on. It writes a small pricing rule that runs on your store and drops the per-unit price automatically the moment a shopper crosses each threshold you set. The rule targets only the products you name, so the rest of your catalog is untouched, and it lives in a code snippet you can switch off at any time.
List the product and the tiers you want in the prompt, then have the AI add units to a test cart at each threshold and read the totals back so you watch the price drop before any customer does. Take a backup before you change checkout pricing on a live store, and if you can, try it on a staging copy first.
Outcome
Automatic quantity-based discounts on the products you choose, proven in a real cart, that you can switch off anytime.