Shopify just released B2B features for all plans. From Net Payment Terms to Company Profiles, here’s how to scale your wholesale business without the Shopify Plus cost.

As a freelancer shopify developer, working primarily with small to medium-sized businesses across the UK, I rarely work with teams that can justify the chunky Shopify Plus price tag (which currently sits at close to £2K a month). For years, this meant the "Gold Standard" of wholesale eCommerce was effectively locked away from my clients. As a result, I’ve spent a massive amount of time leaning on third-party apps, custom code, and some complex workarounds just to get a simple B2B store functioning properly.
That has finally changed, and I am absolutely buzzing about it!
In a recent update, Shopify officially released the B2B native engine to Basic, Shopify, and Advanced plans. Shopify's expanded B2B suite now includes tiered pricing, incremental order quantities, and minimum/maximum order limits directly into the platform, alongside a redesigned customer model called Companies. If you sell to other businesses, this is the most meaningful shake-up to native B2B functionality Shopify has shipped to date.

This release is built around three features that stop your store looking like a simple shop and start making it look like a professional B2B store.
Previously, B2B buyers were just "customers" with a tag slapped on them. Now, you can create actual Company entities.
Forget sending "discount codes" to your wholesalers and hoping they use them. With Catalogs, you can:
This is the one everyone’s been screaming for. You can now offer Net 15, 30, 60, or 90 terms natively at checkout.

While this release is huge, there are still a few reasons why the "big dogs" stay on Shopify Plus. Here’s how it breaks down for the rest of us:
Sometimes it's easier to just watch someone else click the buttons first. To help you get your head around how these features actually look inside your store, I’ve rounded up a few videos that cover the essentials:
The barrier to entry for B2B eCommerce has never been lower, but getting the technical side right is still a bit of a balancing act. Whether you’re looking to launch a brand-new B2B-only store, migrate a complex setup from WooCommerce to escape the constant plugin updates, or you simply want to overhaul your current Shopify store to strip away the app bloat and "hacky" workarounds we used to need.. I am here to help!!
I specialise in building high-performance B2B setups that actually make sense for small and medium businesses. Let’s stop the manual invoicing and the "app-stack" headaches, and build you a store that does the heavy lifting for you.
Contact PADSGN (Paddy) today for a B2B Shopify design consultation