We're currently using a Fixed Price rule to set custom pricing for a specific B2B customer on a variable product for 100 plus order for a specific customer. While the correct price ($4.80) is being applied in the cart and at checkout, the product page still displays the default or tiered pricing, which is confusing for the customer.
Ideally, we'd like the product page to reflect the final fixed price for the logged-in user, or at least suppress the tiered pricing table when a Fixed Price rule is active for that customer.
Can you confirm:
Is it possible for the Fixed Price rule to override or visually replace the tiered pricing table on the product page?
If not, is there a recommended approach (e.g. shortcode, hook, or condition) to either hide the tiered pricing table for specific users or display the fixed price more clearly?
Internally 'tiered pricing' is a type of fixed pricing, so these 2 cannot really be used together without conflicts.
However, what we would recommend instead is to use a 'tiered pricing' rule instead of a 'fixed price' rule. For example:
(This sets the price to 4.80 for 120+ items for that specific product and username).
By default the tiered pricing configured on the product page has higher priority than the tiered pricing configured through rules, but you can change that by adding a code snippet:
Hi B2BKing Support,
We're currently using a Fixed Price rule to set custom pricing for a specific B2B customer on a variable product for 100 plus order for a specific customer. While the correct price ($4.80) is being applied in the cart and at checkout, the product page still displays the default or tiered pricing, which is confusing for the customer.
Ideally, we'd like the product page to reflect the final fixed price for the logged-in user, or at least suppress the tiered pricing table when a Fixed Price rule is active for that customer.
Can you confirm:
Is it possible for the Fixed Price rule to override or visually replace the tiered pricing table on the product page?
If not, is there a recommended approach (e.g. shortcode, hook, or condition) to either hide the tiered pricing table for specific users or display the fixed price more clearly?
We appreciate any guidance you can provide.
Thanks,
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Hi Colvin,
Thank you for purchasing our plugin,
Internally 'tiered pricing' is a type of fixed pricing, so these 2 cannot really be used together without conflicts.
However, what we would recommend instead is to use a 'tiered pricing' rule instead of a 'fixed price' rule. For example:
(This sets the price to 4.80 for 120+ items for that specific product and username).
By default the tiered pricing configured on the product page has higher priority than the tiered pricing configured through rules, but you can change that by adding a code snippet:
add_filter('b2bking_rules_override_product_price_tiers','__return_true');Could that help solve it here?
Kind regards,
Stefan