Solutions

Sell to businesses at business prices

Separate pricing, minimum quantities and buyers you approve — without building a second store.

What gets in the way, and what happens instead

Trade buyers and retail customers need different prices from the same catalogue.

Assign customers to a wholesale group and they see trade pricing. Everyone else sees retail.

Small orders from trade buyers are not worth fulfilling.

Set minimum quantities and order values for wholesale, enforced at checkout.

Not everyone should see your trade prices.

Wholesale access is granted per customer, after you approve them.

Business buyers need invoices and payment terms, not just a receipt.

Generate proper invoices against wholesale orders with your business details on them.

A distributor selling to shops and to the public

The public sees retail prices. Approved shops log in and see case prices with a twelve-unit minimum. Both draw from the same stock, so a large wholesale order is immediately reflected in what retail customers can buy.

The parts of SellTrove that matter most here

Customers

Every order builds a customer record — what they bought, how often, and how to contact them. Repeat customers cost far less than new ones.

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Products & catalogue

Add a product once. It powers your store, your marketplace listing and the links you share — with one price and one stock count behind all of them.

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Orders

Orders from your store, your payment links and the marketplace all land in the same queue — with the customer, the items, the payment and the delivery status attached.

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Inventory

Stock counts that move when you sell, receive or return — so the item on your store is the item in your shop.

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Questions from wholesale businesses

Yes — pricing follows the group they are in when they order.

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