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.
Skip pasting the full prompt. Drop this into your AI on a site that already has WPVibe:
Run the “Set Up Quantity-Based and Tiered Pricing with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected 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.