Keeping the exact discount percentages out of the public page, and only revealing them post-approval, is the detail that protects full retail pricing since a discount rate visible to any Google searcher effectively becomes public knowledge and pressures retail customers to ask for it too.
WooCommerce
Write a WooCommerce wholesale or B2B pricing page
A scenario prompt for a home decor brand's wholesale page that gates pricing behind an application instead of showing it publicly, so retail customers never see it undermining full price.
Works with Claude / GPT470 uses★ 4.1
The prompt
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Write the wholesale/B2B page for a WooCommerce home decor brand: BRAND: [Linden & Co, ceramic tableware] MINIMUM ORDER: [$350 opening order, $200 minimum on reorders] PRICING TIERS: [40% off retail at $350-$999 per order, 50% off retail at $1,000+ per order] TERMS: [net-30 for approved accounts after the first prepaid order, tax-exempt with a valid resale certificate] ACCESS MODEL: [pricing is not shown publicly; retailers must apply and be approved before seeing wholesale prices or ordering] Write the page with: 1. A short section explaining who this program is for (independent retailers, boutiques, interior designers) and what qualifies someone to apply, since a wholesale page with no qualification criteria attracts individual consumers just trying to get a discount, wasting the brand's account-approval time. 2. State the minimum order and reorder minimums plainly, and the tiered discount structure, without actually stating retail dollar comparisons on this public-facing page, since exact wholesale-vs-retail margin percentages shouldn't be visible to a retail shopper who stumbles onto this page from a Google search, only to approved accounts after login. 3. A short explanation of the application process and expected turnaround time, and what documentation is required (business license, resale certificate for tax exemption), so an applicant knows what to have ready instead of discovering it after submitting a half-complete application. 4. Payment terms: state that new accounts pay upfront and graduate to net-30 after a successful first order, rather than offering net-30 to unproven accounts from day one, which protects cash flow while still giving established retailers the terms they expect. Replace the bracketed brand, minimums, and terms with your own wholesale program's actual structure.