Price lists
Set what every customer pays, and keep the margin
A price list puts your markup on the wholesale price, with rules for the exceptions. Your wallet is always charged wholesale; every sale records both figures, so you see your margin on each one.
What you get
A markup for everything
One percentage over wholesale covers anything a rule doesn’t, rounded up to .99 or a whole amount if you like.
Rules for the exceptions
A fixed price, a fixed amount on top or a different markup, for one product, one domain ending or one rental length.
Volume tiers
A lower price when a customer buys more at once: ten numbers, five years of a domain.
Contracts and fixed prices
Agree a price with one customer for a period, or fix the price on a single domain or number.
Promotions and coupons
Take an amount or a share off for a set of days, for everyone or for those with the code.
18 currencies
Charge customers in euros, pounds, rupees and more, while your wallet stays in US dollars.
Good to know
- The wholesale price. Your first list becomes the default for every customer without one of their own.
- Not unless you allow it. By default a price that would fall under wholesale is raised to wholesale.
- From the list as it is now, or at the last price the customer paid if you set the list to hold renewals.