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# Wholesale pricing apps
While Keystone's built-in features can restrict content and set minimums, displaying different prices to different customers requires a third-party wholesale pricing app. These apps integrate seamlessly with Keystone to show customer-specific pricing.
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### Why use a pricing app
Wholesale pricing apps allow you to:
* Display different prices for wholesale vs. retail customers
* Create tiered pricing based on quantity or customer tags
* Offer percentage or fixed amount discounts
* Show volume discounts automatically
* Hide retail prices from wholesale customers
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### Recommended apps
Popular wholesale pricing apps that work with Keystone:
* [**B2B Wholesale Hub**](https://apps.shopify.com/wholesale-hub) - Comprehensive B2B solution with pricing, forms, and more
* [**Wholesale Pricing Discount B2B**](https://apps.shopify.com/wholesale-pricing-discount) - Flexible pricing tiers and customer groups
* [**Bold Subscriptions**](https://apps.shopify.com/bold-subscriptions) - If you need recurring wholesale orders
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### Installing a wholesale pricing app
1. Visit the [Shopify App Store](https://apps.shopify.com/) and search for wholesale pricing apps
2. Choose an app that fits your needs and click **Add app**
3. Follow the app's installation instructions
4. Configure your wholesale pricing rules within the app
5. In the **Theme Editor**, go to **App embeds**
6. Find your wholesale pricing app and toggle it **on**
7. Click **Save**
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### How apps work with Keystone
Wholesale pricing apps typically:
* Detect which customer is logged in
* Check their tags or customer group
* Override the displayed price with wholesale pricing
* Apply discounts at checkout automatically
These apps work alongside Keystone's built-in restriction features, giving you complete control over your wholesale experience.
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### Combining with Keystone features
You can use wholesale pricing apps together with Keystone's features:
* Use [customer approval](/keystone/guides/wholesale/customer-approval.md) to control who sees restricted content
* Use [hide prices](/keystone/guides/wholesale/hide-prices.md) to hide prices from non-wholesale customers
* Use [minimum order amount](/keystone/guides/wholesale/minimum-order-amount.md) to enforce wholesale minimums
* Let the pricing app handle displaying different prices to different customers
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### Important notes
* Most wholesale apps require customers to be logged in
* Apps typically use customer tags to determine pricing tiers
* Always enable app embeds in your theme settings
* Test with a wholesale customer account before going live
{% hint style="info" %}
Some apps offer trial periods. Take advantage of these to ensure the app meets your wholesale needs before committing.
{% endhint %}
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