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# Overview

Volume pricing automatically discounts products when customers buy more. Tiers are shown in a live table on your product pages so customers know exactly what to buy to unlock a better price.

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## How it works

1. You create a volume pricing rule and define tiers — e.g. buy 10+ → 10% off, buy 50+ → 20% off.
2. The tier table appears on your product pages automatically.
3. When a customer adds items to their cart, the correct discount is applied at checkout — no coupon codes needed.

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## Two volume types

| Type         | Based on          | Example                   |
| ------------ | ----------------- | ------------------------- |
| **Quantity** | Number of units   | Buy 10–49 units → 10% off |
| **Amount**   | Total order value | Spend $500+ → 5% off      |

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## Discount types per tier

Each tier can use its own discount type:

| Type            | What it does                                   |
| --------------- | ---------------------------------------------- |
| **Percent off** | Reduce price by a percentage                   |
| **Amount off**  | Reduce price by a fixed dollar amount per unit |
| **Fixed price** | Set a specific unit price for this tier        |

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## Storefront table

A pricing table is shown on product pages listing all tiers. Customers can see at a glance what quantity they need to reach the next tier.

You can customize the table style in **Theme Editor → Volume Pricing Table block settings**.

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## Related guides

* [Create a rule](/orbit-b2b-docs/volume-pricing/create-rule.md)
* [Set up quantity tiers](/orbit-b2b-docs/volume-pricing/quantity-tiers.md)
* [Set up amount tiers](/orbit-b2b-docs/volume-pricing/amount-tiers.md)
* [Storefront pricing table](/orbit-b2b-docs/volume-pricing/storefront-table.md)


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