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Wholesale

Wholesale is selling in bulk to businesses that resell: retailers, distributors, and other stores buying at wholesale prices, typically around half of retail, to sell on at their own margin.

Updated August 18, 2026

Why wholesale matters

It buys distribution: other stores’ shelves, audiences, and sales teams moving your product where your own site doesn’t reach. Orders are bigger and demand steadier, in exchange for thinner per-unit margin and less control over presentation.

How wholesale runs

  • Line sheets and wholesale catalogs with trade pricing
  • Minimum orders and case packs per account
  • Net payment terms rather than card-at-checkout
  • B2B portals or marketplaces taking reorders

Questions

How is wholesale priced?

Backward from retail: the reseller needs their margin, commonly around half off the retail price, and your wholesale price still has to clear your costs comfortably. If it can’t, the product isn’t wholesale-ready.

Does wholesale conflict with selling direct?

Only without rules: honored MSRP guidance, protected territories or channels, and consistent pricing keep retail partners from being undercut by your own site during their sale seasons.

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