How to set up wholesale units of 9 for each product purchase?

[PamM]

I am setting up my wholesale website. I need to be able to have only units of 9 purchased for every product that I have.  So when you go to add a product when you click 1 on quantity, it automatically puts 9 in your cart, click 2 on quantity it puts 18 units in your cart, etc... I need this to also link to my inventory so it automatically updates. 

I am shocked that Shopify doesn't allow this. Or if it does I have no idea how to do it.  I have been looking at bundle apps but I haven't found anything that lets me do this. Hoping someone here can point me in the right direction. I have seen this on other shopify sites. 

[Lee-Strong-SEO]

I understand your concern about setting up specific quantity increments for your wholesale Shopify site. Shopify does indeed have options that can cater to your needs, particularly under its B2B (Business-to-Business) offerings, which are tailored for wholesale operations like yours.

In the Shopify B2B setup, you can configure quantity increment settings. This feature allows you to set minimum quantities and increments for orders, exactly like you described – ensuring that customers purchase in multiples of a set number (like 9 in your case). Additionally, this setup will automatically link to your inventory, updating it accordingly as orders are placed.

For more detailed information and guidance on how to set this up, you can refer to Shopify's own documentation here: Shopify B2B Quantity Pricing.

This should help you achieve the functionality you're looking for on your wholesale website, ensuring that customers purchase products in the exact quantities you need while keeping your inventory in sync.

[PamM]

Unfortunately I am a small business and can't afford to pay for Shopify Plus. You have to have Shopify plus to be able to use Shopify's B2B platform.  If I had the money to pay $2,000 a month  I would be able to hire developers to help build my entire site. I wish Shopify had a cheaper option for small businesses. But they don't.

[tewe · Accepted solution]

Hi @PamM ,

maybe this article might be useful for you. Please feel free to ask me if you need some assistance.

Regards

Thomas