Did you know?

Tiered pricing
for on-demand.

Order more, pay less per item — even on on-demand products. It’s live today in two places: embroidery and business cards.

Order more, pay less per item.

People don’t usually associate volume pricing with on-demand — the assumption is one flat per-unit price, no matter how many you order. But tiered pricing is absolutely possible on-demand, and it’s already running in Brikl. Here’s where it’s live today.

Embroidery pricing is driven by two things: how many you order, and how many stitches are in the design. More units brings the cost per item down; more stitches brings it up. Here’s how the two interact — available on Fulfill Engine embroidery today.

Shading shows relative cost per item across the two variables. Exact pricing is shown in your store and at checkout.

Business cards are priced by quantity — the more you order, the lower the per-card cost. Shoppers see all available tiers on the product page and choose the quantity that fits their needs. Card products run across 28 quantity tiers, from 10 to 5,000 cards.

Bars show relative cost per card by order quantity. Shoppers see every available tier on the product page and pick their quantity.

Good to know

What’s next

Embroidery and business cards are the first — we’ll be expanding tiered pricing to more decoration methods, suppliers and products over time, so your customers get the flexibility of a one-piece minimum with the economics of buying at scale.