One catalog. Their price.
Give selected customers negotiated product and domain prices after they sign in—without cloning products, hiding your store, or changing what everyone else pays.
Price list
Hosting partners
Managed hosting
Monthly product
€29.00
€22.00
.nl domain
Registration
€8.00
€5.00
Built for negotiated business
Stop managing contract prices in spreadsheets
Put the agreement where it matters: inside the customer portal and checkout.
B2B contract pricing
Turn negotiated customer agreements into checkout prices without duplicating products.
Domain resellers
Set separate registration, renewal, and transfer prices for every TLD you sell.
Partners & distributors
Give resellers or channel partners a private price while protecting the public catalog.
Simple rules, predictable results
Set the price once. Let priority decide.
Step 1
Create a named price list
Group the product and domain terms that belong to one commercial agreement.
Step 2
Assign the right customers
Select one customer or a partner group and set the list priority.
Step 3
Override only what changed
Leave any product, setup fee, or domain operation blank to keep its regular price.
Step 4
Sell at the verified price
The signed-in customer sees the winning price and checkout validates it server-side.
Safe by design
Only signed-in, assigned customers receive the custom price
Checkout verifies the current contract price on the server
Orders and subscriptions store the accepted price
Disabling a list restores regular prices for new checkouts
Existing subscriptions keep their agreed recurring amount even when the price list is changed or disabled.
FAQ
Custom pricing, clearly explained
Will guests see a customer's negotiated price?
No. Guests and unassigned customers continue to see the regular catalog price. A customer must sign in and belong to the same business as the price list.
What happens when a customer matches several lists?
The active matching price list with the highest priority wins, so you can create a clear hierarchy for standard, partner, and exceptional agreements.
Can I set custom domain renewal prices?
Yes. Registration, renewal, and transfer can each have their own price. Any blank operation falls back to the regular TLD price.
Do existing subscriptions change when a list is disabled?
No. Existing subscriptions retain the recurring amount they accepted. New checkouts return to the regular price immediately.
Can I still use coupons or custom-field markups?
Yes. They remain separate. A price list changes the base product or domain price; coupons and custom-field adjustments apply through their own rules.
Make every contract price automatic
Create a price list, assign your customers, and keep one clean public catalog.