Shopify B2B Agency for wholesale brands - with or without Plus

Yes. Since April 2026, Shopify B2B has been available on Basic, Grow, Advanced and Shopify Plus. Non-Plus plans now include core native B2B capabilities such as company accounts, wholesale catalogues, quantity rules, volume pricing, net payment terms and self-service ordering. Shopify Plus is required only for certain advanced requirements.

Basic and Grow include company profiles and locations, buyer permissions, up to three active B2B market catalogues, quantity rules, volume price breaks, net terms, payment reminders, vaulted credit cards, purchase order numbers, draft-order workflows, quick order lists, reordering and Shopify Flow automation.To use B2B catalogue features on these plans, the store must use the new Shopify Markets and new customer accounts.

Basic or Grow can be sufficient when you operate a blended B2B and DTC store, require no more than three market-level catalogues and use relatively standard wholesale workflows.A non-Plus plan is often enough when you do not require customer-specific catalogues, deposits, partial payments or extensive B2B-specific storefront customisation.

Shopify Advanced is the middle ground for businesses that need the core non-Plus B2B features plus contextual storefront and checkout experiences through Shopify Markets.It can suit international or blended B2B/DTC businesses that need different content, products or checkout experiences by market but do not need unlimited or company-specific catalogues.

Basic, Grow and Advanced support up to three active B2B catalogues assigned through Shopify Markets. These catalogues can be used for different wholesale segments, regions or pricing structures.Shopify Plus supports unlimited catalogues and allows catalogues to be assigned directly to individual companies and company locations.

Yes. Net payment terms are native on Basic, Grow, Advanced and Shopify Plus. You can assign payment terms to company locations, create orders with future payment due dates and send payment reminders. Custom credit approval, credit-limit or invoice workflows may still require an app, integration or custom development.

Yes. Shopify supports a blended storefront in which wholesale and retail customers use the same store but receive different pricing, products and buying experiences after signing in.A blended setup reduces duplicated administration, but catalogue assignment, discount eligibility, customer access and payment methods must be configured carefully to prevent B2B terms from appearing to retail customers.

Yes. Shopify can connect to ERP, PIM, CRM, finance, fulfilment and EDI systems through existing integrations, APIs or custom applications.A successful integration requires more than connecting two platforms. Company records, catalogue pricing, inventory, payment terms, orders, fulfilment statuses and error-handling processes must be mapped and tested properly.

Core Shopify B2B features are included at no additional feature charge on Basic, Grow, Advanced and Shopify Plus. Your total cost depends on the Shopify subscription, transaction structure, apps, custom development, migration and systems integrations.Shopify Plus pricing and any applicable B2B platform fees should be confirmed directly with Shopify for your market and contract. Fourmeta can provide a separate implementation estimate after reviewing your requirements.