8 Best Shopify Wholesale Apps (2026)

The best Shopify wholesale apps in 2026 let you sell to businesses alongside your retail store: custom pricing for approved buyers, volume discounts, minimum orders and net payment terms, without running a separate site. They cover four jobs: wholesale and tiered pricing, full B2B storefronts, wholesale marketplaces to find new retail buyers, and Shopify's native B2B. BSS, Sami and Wholesale Pricing Discount lead on pricing, SparkLayer builds full B2B portals, and Faire is the marketplace. We make one app here, a login-gated discount tool, and we list it last and clearly as our own, and new.

What a wholesale app does

Selling wholesale means giving approved business customers different prices and terms from your retail shoppers, on the same catalog. A wholesale app makes that work on Shopify, in four ways.

Set wholesale and tiered pricing, custom prices and volume discounts for specific customer groups, shown only to logged-in, approved buyers, so retail visitors never see wholesale rates.

Run a B2B storefront, a dedicated wholesale experience with self-serve ordering, quotes, order forms and account management, for brands with a real wholesale channel.

Handle B2B terms, minimum order quantities, net payment terms, tax exemption and quantity breaks, the mechanics that wholesale relationships run on.

Reach new retailers, through a wholesale marketplace that lists your products to independent buyers, which is finding demand rather than pricing your own store.

Which wholesale job is yours

Name your main goal and match it to a row.

How we ranked these

We ranked the wholesale apps on pricing and access control, B2B ordering features, net terms and minimums, ease of setup, rating and review depth, and price. One app here is ours, Libautech B2B Login Discount, and it is new with a small review base, so we rank it last on merit and disclose that it is our own. We also note that Shopify's native B2B, on the Plus plan, covers a lot without an app. Ratings and pricing are from the live Shopify App Store as of August 2026.

The 8 best wholesale apps compared

Ratings and pricing verified from live listings, August 2026. The last entry, Libautech B2B Login Discount, is our own app and is new, so its review base is small; we show the real number.

The apps, ranked

1. BSS B2B Wholesale Pricing

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BSS B2B Wholesale Pricing (4.9 across more than 1,000 reviews) is the most-reviewed wholesale app and the pricing leader. It sets custom prices, quantity breaks and discounts by customer group, gated to approved logins, and works on any Shopify plan, not just Plus, with a free tier.

Strengths: the deepest review base, flexible group pricing and quantity breaks, and wholesale on non-Plus plans, free to start.

Watch-outs: a broad feature set means a setup investment, and advanced B2B flows may need its higher tiers.

Best for: most stores wanting wholesale pricing on any plan. Free plan available.

2. Sami B2B Wholesale Pricing

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Sami B2B Wholesale Pricing (4.9 across more than 900 reviews) is a straightforward, highly rated pricing app: customer-group discounts and wholesale rates for approved buyers, with a free plan, for stores that want wholesale pricing without a heavy platform.

Strengths: simple, reliable group pricing, a deep review base at 4.9, and a free tier.

Watch-outs: it is pricing-focused rather than a full B2B storefront, so pair it with ordering tools if you need those.

Best for: stores wanting simple wholesale pricing. Free plan available.

3. Wholesale Pricing Discount B2B

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Wholesale Pricing Discount B2B (4.9 across roughly 690 reviews), by Wholesale Helper, is a long-established toolkit for wholesale pricing, quantity breaks, net terms and a wholesale signup, a mature choice for stores building a real B2B channel.

Strengths: a proven, feature-rich B2B toolkit with pricing, net terms and signup, at a high rating.

Watch-outs: it starts at a monthly fee, so it suits stores with an active wholesale channel rather than occasional B2B.

Best for: stores running an established wholesale program. From $24.99/mo.

4. SparkLayer B2B & Wholesale

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SparkLayer B2B & Wholesale (4.9 across roughly 360 reviews) is the pick for a complete B2B experience: a dedicated wholesale storefront, self-serve ordering, quick order pads, quotes and account management layered onto your Shopify store, with a free plan to start.

Strengths: a full B2B storefront and ordering experience, a high rating, and a modern, self-serve buyer flow.

Watch-outs: the depth is more than a store that only needs simple group pricing, and advanced use is paid.

Best for: brands wanting a real B2B storefront and portal. Free plan available.

5. Faire: Sell Wholesale

Faire: Sell Wholesale (4.6 across roughly 410 reviews) is a different tool: instead of pricing your own store, it lists your products on Faire's large wholesale marketplace, where independent retailers discover and order from you, syncing back to Shopify.

Strengths: access to a big marketplace of retail buyers, a demand-generation channel most apps do not offer, free to install.

Watch-outs: it is about finding new buyers, not serving your existing ones, and marketplace fees and terms apply, so read them.

Best for: brands wanting to reach new independent retailers. Free to install.

6. Wholesale Gorilla

Wholesale Gorilla (4.8 across roughly 300 reviews) centers on B2B ordering mechanics: net payment terms, minimum orders, quantity breaks and a custom order form, for brands whose wholesale relationships run on terms and structured ordering.

Strengths: strong net-terms and minimum-order handling with a custom order form, at a high rating.

Watch-outs: a higher starting price, so it fits brands with an established, terms-based wholesale channel.

Best for: brands needing net terms and structured B2B ordering. From $34.95/mo.

7. Clay B2B Wholesale Pricing

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Clay B2B Wholesale Pricing (5.0 across roughly 260 reviews) combines wholesale pricing with a B2B order form and registration, at a perfect rating and a free plan, a strong newer option for stores setting up a wholesale channel.

Strengths: a 5.0 rating, pricing plus order forms and registration together, and a free tier.

Watch-outs: a smaller review base than the top three, so pilot it against your specific wholesale flow.

Best for: stores wanting pricing and an order form together. Free plan available.

8. Libautech B2B Login Discount

This one is ours and it is new, so we rank it last on merit and say so plainly. Libautech B2B Login Discount (4.0 across a small base of 1 review) takes a focused approach: show wholesale discounts to logged-in, approved B2B customers, so your retail prices stay public while approved buyers see their rates. It is a lightweight option for stores just starting a wholesale channel.

Strengths: a simple, login-gated wholesale discount for approved buyers, with a free plan, from a Built for Shopify developer.

Watch-outs: it is new with a very small review base, so the established apps above have far more proof. And it is our own product, so weigh that.

Best for: stores starting a simple, login-gated wholesale discount. Free plan available.

Which wholesale app to choose

Best for wholesale pricing: BSS B2B, or Sami for a simpler tool.

Best for a full B2B storefront: SparkLayer.

Best for net terms and order forms: Wholesale Gorilla.

Best for finding new retailers: Faire.

Best simple login-gated discount: Libautech B2B Login Discount, our own new app.

Common wholesale mistakes

Showing wholesale prices to retail shoppers. The whole point is that only approved, logged-in buyers see wholesale rates. Get the access control right, or you erode retail margins and confuse customers.

Paying for what native B2B does on Plus. If you are on Shopify Plus, native B2B handles companies, price lists and payment terms without an app. Check the built-in tools first, and use an app for non-Plus plans or features Plus lacks.

Confusing Faire with a pricing app. Faire finds new retail buyers on a marketplace; it does not price your own store. Use it for demand, and a pricing app to serve your existing wholesale accounts. They solve different problems.

Ignoring minimums and terms. Wholesale runs on minimum orders, net payment terms and tax exemption. Set these up properly so B2B orders are profitable and your accounting stays clean.

Bolting on too many overlapping apps. A pricing app plus a portal app plus an order-form app can conflict. Decide whether you need pricing, a full storefront or a marketplace, and choose the one tool that fits.