Set quantity-based pricing tiers with fixed prices, fixed discounts, or percentage discounts.
For wholesale and B2B stores that need larger-order incentives to stay visible on the product page.
Built for active store workflows
Quantity breaks and pricing tiers
Free plugin with WordPress.org install details and Aicoso email support
Product guidance path
support@aicoso.com
Bulk Products Pricing helps merchants reward larger orders with clearer pricing ladders and product-level control.
The documented access path is a free WordPress.org plugin focused on quantity breaks, pricing tables, and simple-to-variable product support.
Stores need tiered pricing to stay visible to shoppers and manageable for admins without complex rule sprawl.
See how quantity tables and discount tiers appear on the storefront before you install.
Define quantity breaks that change the selling price automatically.
Show bulk-pricing ladders on the product page before the shopper commits.
Apply quantity logic to multiple products or categories without manual repetition.
Set fixed prices, fixed discounts, or percentage discounts with quantity tiers that fit wholesale and larger-order pricing.
Use fixed prices, fixed discounts, or percentage discounts by quantity range.
Product capabilityKeep quantity-based pricing available across simple and variable products.
Product capabilityUse front-end pricing tables to make bulk offers easier to understand.
Product capabilityEnable or disable bulk pricing logic on individual products when needed.
Product capabilityProduct pages should keep the real install or purchase path visible first, keep documentation one step away, and keep support available without replacing conversion CTAs.
Use the WordPress.org listing to download the plugin, review installation notes, and check the FAQ before you install. Email support@aicoso.com if you need help with the next step.
Open the WordPress.org plugin page and FAQ to confirm setup and merchant fit before you install.
| Category | Install path | Support path |
|---|---|---|
| Price / access | Free download on WordPress.org | Email support@aicoso.com |
| Workflow path | Download from WordPress.org and review the listing, installation notes, and FAQ. | Email Aicoso for setup help, routing questions, or follow-up on unresolved issues. |
| Best use | Best when you want to confirm fit and install from the documented public listing. | Best when you need product guidance or help beyond the public documentation. |
| Documentation | Use the WordPress.org listing for installation notes, FAQ, changelog, and public references. | Use Aicoso email support when the docs or forum threads do not answer the next step clearly. |
| Support path | Public forum threads can help with known setup questions. | Use support@aicoso.com as the primary published support path. |
Email support@aicoso.com for setup help, product questions, or help choosing the right current path. Use the WordPress.org listing and forum threads as public references for installation notes and common issues.
Review the WordPress.org plugin page, installation notes, FAQ, and changelog.
View plugin page & FAQReview public forum threads for plugin-specific history and common issues. For current help, email support@aicoso.com.
View public forum threadsEmail support@aicoso.com for setup help, product questions, or help choosing the right current path.
Email support@aicoso.comNeed help choosing between the WordPress.org docs, support forum, or Aicoso email support? Start with the Aicoso support routing page.
Open support routingUse support@aicoso.com as the primary published support path for product questions or help choosing the next step.
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