Wholesale price
The wholesale price is the unit price your bookstore pays before shipping, discounts, taxes, and fees.
Some products have one wholesale price. Others use quantity tiers where the unit price changes at different quantities. Sellers choose the specific prices and order rules for their wholesale listings.
SRP
SRP means Suggested Retail Price. It is the retail price the seller expects a customer may pay. SRP helps you understand your expected margin. It does not change the wholesale checkout price.
Margin
Margin is an estimate based on the SRP and wholesale price. It is shown to help you evaluate buying decisions.
Quantity tiers
Quantity tiers are different per-unit prices for different order quantities.
For example:
Quantity | Wholesale unit price |
1-9 | 8.00 |
10-24 | 7.50 |
25+ | 7.00 |
If your quantity falls outside the seller's tier ranges, it may not be available.
MOQ, maximum quantity, and pack size
MOQ means minimum order quantity. You must order at least that many units.
Maximum quantity is the largest quantity the seller allows for the item or order.
Pack size means the item must be ordered in multiples, such as 6, 12, or 24 units.
FAQ
Does SRP change what I pay?
No. You pay the wholesale price or quantity tier price.
Why does checkout ask me to change quantity?
Your quantity may not meet the seller's MOQ, maximum quantity, tier range, or pack-size rule.