snowyrocky Posted February 24, 2011 Share Posted February 24, 2011 Hi there, We are selling custom-built items, for example pens with customer's logo on it. Because there is a fixed cost for printing, the unit price for small orders is extremely high, and drops significantly (in a non-linear fashion). For example, here is a typical scenario: Frosty Pen with logo printing:50 pieces: $2 each200pieces: $1 each1,000 pieces: $0.8 each2,000 pieces: $0.6 eachTo make things worst, we are trying to offer an extremely low minimum order, because there are many customers just need 50 pens, for example. What other companies in my business do is to put $0.6 as the listed price, and a short list on the side, for 50, 200, 1,000 pieces. And here comes our problem: If we put $2 as the price, it will scare people away--It's an honest but not encouraging price, so when people are trying to order 1000 pieces, what they see is our 50 pieces price, and will think we are crazy. Very few people will have the patience to read the fine line about discounts. So, my question is: is there a way we can put $0.6 as the listed price, and when people put in 50 pieces, the actual price will automatically go UP, instead of DOWN?Here is our website in progress: www.teabreaker.com and your help is highly appreciated!!Thanks!Best, Felix[email protected] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
zyko Posted April 20, 2011 Share Posted April 20, 2011 50 pieces: $2 each200pieces: $1 each1,000 pieces: $0.8 each2,000 pieces: $0.6 each will the module “Group wise Quantity Price Breaks“ seems to be helpful for you ???? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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