How Shopify implements tiered price display
In Shopify, you can use variants and price rules to achieve tiered price displays. Tiered price refers to the strategy of gradually decreasing the number of goods** as the number of purchases increases. Here are the steps to implement tiered price display on Shopify:
1.Create a variant:First, you'll need to create different variations of your product. A variation is a combination of different options or attributes for a product. For example, if your products come in different sizes or colors, you can create a variation for each size and color combination.
2.Set Rules:From Shopify's admin interface, go to Settings > Sales Channels > Online Store. In the Pricing section, you can set up rules. Click "Add Pricing Rule" and select "Quantity-Based Pricing".
3.Define Tiered Prices:In the rule settings, you can define different purchase quantity ranges and corresponding quantities. For example, if you want $10 for 1-10 units and $8 for 11-20 units, you can set two ranges and corresponding.
4.Association Variants and Rules:Associate each variant with the corresponding rule. In the "Pricing" section of the product edit page, you can select the ** rule that applies to that variation. Make sure you select the correct rule for each variation.
5.Update the product page:On your product page, you can use the Liquid template language to display tiered prices. Use liquid's conditional statements and variables to determine the current purchase quantity and display the corresponding **. For example, you can use the following ** to show the tiered price:
liquid
if product.selected_variant.quantity >= 1 and product.selected_variant.quantity <= 10 %}
price: $10
elsif product.selected_variant.quantity >= 11 and product.selected_variant.quantity <= 20 %}
price: $8
else %}
price: $
endif %}
This will display different ** depending on the number of purchases.
By using variations and rules, as well as the Liquid template language, you can implement tiered price displays on Shopify. Make sure that the rules are set up correctly and associated with the corresponding variations, and that you use liquid to dynamically represent the correct rules. This will provide your customers with more flexible and appealing purchasing options.