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Product Tier Pricing as Percentage Extension

Posted on: 18th Jan 2012 By: Adam Moss 3 Comments

The tier pricing system in Magento is a nice feature, but it certainly needs some attention. We’d like to see the tier prices manageable via dataflow for a start, and a nice feature would be to create tier pricing rules and apply them en masse. I have developed a quick extension which allows merchants to enter a percentage to mark the discount of each tier. This then calculates and automatically fills in the actual price for each tier.

Percentage Tier Pricing

Download

This version only works on Magento 1.4, 1.5 and now I know it works on 1.6 too.

Creare_Percentagetierpricing.zip (38KB)

How it works…

Couldn’t be much simpler really. Once you’ve uploaded the files via FTP, when you edit or create a new product you’ll see an extra input field added to the table. The form doesn’t save what’s entered here. You enter it once and it calculates the price. You must have first entered the original price of the product – it does not count a special price.

Percentage Tier Pricing

For example if your base price for the product is £14.20 and you want there to be a 10% discount if the customer buys 2, you’d enter 90. If the discount was 20% you’d enter 80 and so on.

Thanks for reading the Magento Blog at Ecommerce Web Design. Let me know if you face any problems with this extension and I’ll get it updated asap..

3 Responses to “ Product Tier Pricing as Percentage Extension ”

  1. Jarek
    #1 | 31st January 2012

    Hello, I’m testing this module on Magento 1.6.2, and it looks like it works. Thank you!

  2. Adam Moss
    #2 | 31st January 2012

    Awesome, thanks for the update Jarek.

  3. ehime
    #3 | 10th February 2012

    I FTP’d this over but am not seeing it enabled, do you have an installation faq?

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