5 best Shopify volume discount apps (2026)
You set "buy 3, save 10%" in the discount screen, then opened your own product page to admire it. Nothing. The price sits at full, and the saving only appears at checkout, if the shopper ever gets that far.
Shopify opened B2B volume pricing to every plan on 2 April 2026, and that still does not fix this: those tiers show only to buyers sitting on a company profile. Here are five ways to put a quantity break in front of everyone, as of August 2026, starting with what Shopify already gives you for free.
// How we picked
How we chose these five
Every option here shows a quantity break where the shopper picks the quantity, applies the saving without a code to type, and installs without theme edits. We ranked by how the bill behaves once the offer starts working, then by review track record and by how much each does beyond a tier table. Order reflects what you likely want first, not who pays us, because nobody does.
// Comparison table
Shopify volume discount apps at a glance
| App | Best for | Standout | Starting price | Rating (reviews) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shopify's own tools | Wholesale accounts you set up yourself | B2B volume pricing, now on every plan | Free | 2.8 (543) for Bundles |
| Sledge | Quantity breaks as one offer among many | A price that never tracks revenue | $29.99 flat | 4.4 (11) |
| Kaching Bundles | The most-tried tier card | Biggest review base in the category | From $14.99, capped by revenue | 5.0 (5,241) |
| Bundler | The cheapest predictable bill | Volume discounts on the free plan | Free, then $9.99 | 4.9 (2,526) |
| Fast Bundle | Bundles well past a tier table | Mix and match, build-your-own, free gift | From $19, capped by bundle sales | 5.0 (3,011) |
// Option 1 · Shopify's own tools
Shopify's own tools: free, and clear about who sees them
Three native routes, and it costs nothing to try all three. B2B volume pricing came to Basic, Grow, and Advanced on 2 April 2026, alongside company profiles, payment terms, and up to three active catalogs, at no extra charge. Automatic discounts can apply a quantity rule to anybody. Shopify Bundles, the free official app, builds fixed bundles and multipacks from the admin.
The standout is that it is Shopify's own plumbing: nothing extra loads on your storefront, and the wholesale case is genuinely covered for free.
The honest limit, and there are three. Native quantity price breaks live inside B2B catalogs, so a shopper without a company profile never sees a tier. Automatic discounts fire at checkout and draw no per-unit table on the product page, you can hold 25 active at once including the ones apps create, and when two could apply Shopify keeps only the one that saves the shopper most, so a quantity break can lose quietly to a sitewide promo. Shopify Bundles carries no tiered pricing at all, caps at three options and 100 variants per bundle, and sits at 2.8 stars from 543 reviews as of August 2026.
Best for: you sell wholesale to accounts you set up by hand, and your retail shoppers do not need to see a tier.
// Option 2 · Sledge
Sledge: tiers on the page, on a bill that stays put
A volume discount here is one of nine offer types. You set the quantities and the saving at each, and the tier card renders on the product page for every visitor, not only for company accounts. The discount syncs to a Shopify discount, so checkout charges the right price on its own.
The standout is the bill. Pro is $29.99, flat, and it does not move with your orders, your revenue, or what the offer earns. Sledge charges the same $29.99 whether your quantity breaks earn $500 a month or $50,000. Every other paid app on this page steps up a tier once the offer starts working. Growth Intelligence also reads your own orders, names the products already leaving in twos and threes, and puts a dollar estimate on adding a tier to them.
The honest limit: Sledge is newer, at 4.4 stars from 11 reviews as of August 2026, next to review bases in the thousands. Volume tiers trigger on a minimum quantity only, so there is no "spend $100, save 10%" ladder in this tool. And a bundle discount combines with other discounts where Shopify's rules allow, which is not the same as always.
Best for: quantity breaks are one of several offers you run, and you want search, filters, and the cart on the same bill.
// Option 3 · Kaching Bundles
Kaching Bundles: the most-tried tier card on the store
If you want the option the most stores have already put through a Black Friday, this is it: 5.0 stars from 5,241 reviews and the Built for Shopify badge as of August 2026. Quantity breaks, mix and match, multipacks, free gifts, and frequently bought together, all built from one screen with no theme edits.
The standout is the card itself. Layouts, colours to match your theme, and a dashboard that reports the extra revenue the offer produced.
The honest limit: the plans are keyed to that same number. Starter is $14.99 up to $1,000 of additional revenue, Scale $29.99 up to $5,000, Pro $59.99 up to $10,000. The offer working is the thing that moves you up a tier, so budget for the version of this where it succeeds.
Best for: you want the most-proven tier card, and a bill that tracks the offer's success is a trade you accept.
// Option 4 · Bundler
Bundler: volume discounts on the free plan
The cheapest honest fix on this page. Volume discounts and quantity breaks run on the free plan, with flexible quantity conditions and savings in percent or dollars. 4.9 stars from 2,526 reviews and Built for Shopify as of August 2026.
The standout is what happens when you outgrow free. Bundler's paid plans are a flat $9.99 and $19.99, with no cap on the revenue the app generates. That is rare in this category.
The honest limit: it is a bundle app and nothing else. Search, filters, reviews, the cart drawer, and restock alerts stay in other apps, on other bills. Reporting is lighter than the leaders', and tiered mix and match waits for a paid plan.
Best for: a quantity break is the only thing you need, and you want the bill under $20 and predictable.
// Option 5 · Fast Bundle
Fast Bundle: past the tier table, into mix and match
5.0 stars from 3,011 reviews and Built for Shopify as of August 2026. Volume discounts are here, but the depth sits elsewhere: mix and match, build-your-own, and free gift, all set up without code.
The standout is bundle breadth. If a quantity break is the smallest thing you plan to run, this goes considerably further.
The honest limit: pricing follows bundle sales. $19 covers up to $1,000 a month, $49 up to $3,000, $139 up to $10,000. Same shape as Kaching: the better it works, the more it costs.
Best for: quantity breaks are a small part of a bigger bundle plan you already have in mind.
// Which one fits you
Which volume discount app fits your situation?
- You sell wholesale, to accounts you set up by hand. Shopify's own B2B volume pricing. Free on every plan since April 2026, and a company profile is exactly what those buyers already have.
- You want the cheapest thing that shows tiers to everyone. Bundler. Volume discounts run on the free plan, and the paid tiers are a flat $9.99 and $19.99 with no cut of what they earn.
- You want the option the most stores have already tried. Kaching Bundles. 5,241 reviews at 5.0, as long as you accept a plan that steps up as the revenue does.
- Quantity breaks are one offer among several you run. Sledge. Volume discounts sit beside eight other offer types, search, and filters, on a bill that stays at $29.99.
- You want bundles far past a tier table. Fast Bundle. Mix and match and build-your-own, deeper than a quantity break on its own.
Questions, answered
What is the best Shopify volume discount app?
It depends on how you want the bill to behave. Bundler is the cheapest flat option, with volume discounts on its free plan and $9.99 above it. Kaching has the biggest review base. Sledge keeps quantity breaks on a $29.99 plan that never tracks revenue. Shopify's own B2B volume pricing is free if your buyers have company profiles.
Can I offer volume discounts on Shopify without an app?
Yes, two ways, both with a catch. B2B volume pricing is free on every plan since April 2026, but only buyers on a company profile see the tiers. An automatic discount can apply a quantity rule to anyone, but it fires at checkout and never draws a price table on the product page.
Why doesn't my Shopify volume discount show on the product page?
Because native automatic discounts are a checkout mechanic, not a product-page one. Shopify applies the saving in the cart and at checkout, and renders no per-unit tier table where the shopper decides how many to buy. Showing tiers on the page is the specific job every app on this list does.
Does Shopify have native volume pricing?
Yes, inside B2B catalogs. Since 2 April 2026 company profiles, payment terms, and volume pricing run on Basic, Grow, and Advanced as well as Plus, with up to three active catalogs. The limit is who sees it: a shopper without a company profile never gets the tiered price.
A tier table, or a bill that grows with it?
Shopify's own volume pricing is free and stops at company profiles. Kaching and Fast Bundle both draw a fine tier card, then take a bigger plan as it works. Bundler stays flat and stays a bundle app. Sledge keeps quantity breaks at $29.99 forever, beside search, filters, and the cart, with Growth Intelligence naming which products deserve a tier and what it is worth.
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