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Bulk Pricing + Placement Pricing Rule

Suggested by qtaylor on May 20, 2026 in WordPress

It would be great if there was a bulk Pricing option. I.E - in this would of printing we typically price base of quantity. So 1 tshirt may be $27.50 for one placement (side) However, if the customer was getting 50 shirts and one placement it would only be $10 per shirt. Also, a few of our printing methods work better when we price by placement/side. Thus, that should probably be added to.the pricing Rules Group. Basically for one side that would be the base price from the Woocomerece Product. But if they add another side (back, arm) that would be an additional $6. Or something of that nature so not really based on elements but the actually side of the garment being printed on.

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RafaelChamevoJul 18, 2026

Yes, this is possible today. Chamevo has a built-in Print Locations pricing rule that charges by how many sides a customer prints on (front, back, sleeve…). Setup: 1. In WordPress, go to Chamevo → Pricing Rules and click New pricing group. 2. Give it a name (e.g. "Per-side surcharge"). 3. Under What does it price?, choose Print Locations. 4. Set Match type to All (summed) — this stacks each threshold so every extra side adds its own charge. 5. Click Create group, then add your thresholds. For a base price on 1 side and +$6 per additional side: | When (print areas) | → add | |--------------------|-------| | ≥ 2 | $6.00 | | ≥ 3 | $6.00 | 6. Assign the group to your product(s). Result: - 1 side printed → base WooCommerce price only. - 2 sides → +$6. - 3 sides → +$12. It counts only print areas the customer actually places a design on (empty areas don't count), and it's calculated once per item — so no double-charging. For the bulk/quantity discounts you mentioned (50 shirts at a lower per-unit price), that's handled by WooCommerce's own discount/bulk-pricing tools rather than Chamevo's rules — happy to point you to a setup for that.