The best Shopify wholesale apps in 2026

Short answer: the best Shopify wholesale app depends on what you’re missing. SparkLayer suits larger B2B teams with sales reps and ERP or accounting integrations. BSS B2B and Wholesale Helper go deepest on pricing, registration forms, tax rules and POS. Wholesale Gorilla is a long-running all-rounder. BTB has the lowest paid entry price ($8.99/mo) and bundles tag-based wholesale pricing, MOQs, a quick order page, a quote form and price gating in one app. Native Shopify B2B, now on Basic and up, may be all you need for company accounts, net terms and up to 3 price lists.

Disclosure: we build BTB. Every competitor price, plan and rating below comes from that app’s Shopify App Store listing, checked on September 29, 2026. Prices change, so check the listing before you buy.

The shortlist at a glance

Prices and ratings as of September 2026.

How we compared them

We looked at the jobs wholesale merchants ask about most: wholesale pricing and who it applies to, minimum order rules, bulk ordering, request-a-quote, hiding prices from retail visitors, payment terms, and total monthly cost. Where an app splits features across plans, we name the plan.

BTB

BTB is our app. It adds 10 wholesale features to your existing storefront and targets buyers by customer tag, lifetime spend, login state, or Shopify B2B company. You don’t have to create Company records.

• Growth, $8.99/mo: Quick Order Form, Wholesale Pricing with per-variant overrides and CSV import, B2B Discounts with volume tiers, MOQ, product and collection order limits.
• Advanced, $29/mo: adds Quote Form, Store Lock & Hide Pricing, Wholesale Discount Codes, vendor and variant order limits, and Payment and Shipping Rules.
• Trade-offs: no net payment terms, no registration or approval workflow, no sales-rep tools, no tax-exempt automation, no per-customer catalogs. BTB is also new, launched August 2025 with 2 reviews so far.

Pick BTB if you want wholesale pricing, MOQs and buyer tools on your retail store for the least money, alongside or instead of native B2B.

Wholesale Gorilla

Wholesale Gorilla has been on the App Store since 2018. Approved customers log in and see their wholesale rates on your existing store.

• Lite, $34.95/mo: unlimited price rules and customer price groups, basic registration form, manual orders.
• Advanced, $69.95/mo: Quick Order Form, wholesale shipping rules, net terms, hide products, discount codes, order limits, CSV price upload.
• Premium, $149.95/mo: volume discounts, store and page locks, payment terms, customizable sign-up form, advanced product-lock rules.
• 21-day free trial. 4.8 stars from 317 reviews.

Pick Wholesale Gorilla if you want a sign-up and approval flow with net terms from one long-established vendor. Wholesale Gorilla vs. BTB →

SparkLayer

SparkLayer is a full B2B platform inside Shopify. Every paid plan includes a Sales Rep Portal and unlimited B2B price lists, and plans are capped by monthly B2B orders.

• Basic, free: up to 3 price lists, up to 5 orders per month, volume price breaks, registration forms with approval, net payment terms.
• Starter, $49/mo: unlimited price lists, up to 50 orders per month, 1 sales agent, B2B discounts and shipping rules.
• Growth, $149/mo: up to 100 orders per month, 2 sales agents, PDF invoices, workflow automations.
• Pro, $299/mo: up to 150 orders per month, 5 sales agents, quoting, Xero and QuickBooks Online, API access.
• 14-day free trial. 4.9 stars from 385 reviews. The listing also names Cin7, Katana, Linnworks and Unleashed as integrations.

Pick SparkLayer if sales reps place orders for accounts, or you need accounting or ERP integrations. SparkLayer vs. BTB →

BSS B2B

BSS B2B Wholesale Pricing (BSS Commerce) carries the Built for Shopify badge and the most reviews on this list. It focuses on pricing rules, registration and tax.

• Free: basic B2B pricing and registration management.
• Essential, $29/mo: unlimited volume pricing, quantity break and custom pricing rules, application review and auto-tagging.
• Advanced, $49/mo: customer-specific pricing, tax-inclusive or exclusive display, tax-exempt at cart, order limits and minimum values, wholesale-only shipping rates, net terms.
• Platinum, $99/mo: conditional-logic forms, variant-level prices, per-customer price lists, bulk import and export, ERP APIs.
• 14-day free trial. 4.9 stars from 1,186 reviews. Works with Shopify POS. Quotes and locking are separate BSS apps.

Pick BSS B2B if you need tax-exempt handling, registration forms and per-customer price lists in one pricing app. BSS B2B vs. BTB →

Wholesale Helper

Wholesale Helper sells focused apps you combine. All three below carry the Built for Shopify badge.

• Wholesale Pricing Discount B2B, $24.99–$64.99/mo: customer and tag-based groups, volume discounts, sign-up form, order minimums. Net terms and B2B discount codes start on the $44.99 plan. Shopify POS and Markets on the $64.99 plan. 10-day trial, 4.9 stars from 733 reviews.
• Wholesale Lock Manager, $9.99–$24.99/mo (priced by your Shopify plan): hide prices, products, pages or the whole store until login or passcode. 4.9 stars from 219 reviews.
• WSH Order Form & ReOrder, $15.99–$24.99/mo: single-page order form. Min/max quantities from $19.99, one-click reorder on $24.99. 4.9 stars from 177 reviews.

Pick Wholesale Helper if you want best-of-breed pieces and are fine paying for, and managing, more than one app. Wholesale Helper vs. BTB →

Shopify B2B (native)

Shopify’s built-in B2B is no longer Plus-only. Since April 2026 Basic, Grow and Advanced include company profiles, up to 3 active B2B catalogs, quantity rules, volume pricing, net payment terms, vaulted cards and ACH (US only). Plus adds unlimited catalogs, direct catalog assignment to companies, deposits and partial payments, starting at $2,300/mo.

Use native B2B if your buyers fit into Company accounts and 3 price lists are enough. It doesn’t include a storefront quote form, a catalog-wide quick order page, price gating or cart-level minimums, so many stores add an app on top. Full breakdown: Shopify B2B without Plus: native vs. apps.

Feature coverage side by side

“Yes” means the feature appears in the app’s App Store plan list. “Not listed” means we couldn’t find it there, not that it’s impossible.

*Across Wholesale Helper’s three apps. “Listed” means the feature is in the app’s feature categories but not tied to a specific plan.

How to choose

1. Start with what native B2B already gives you. If Company accounts, net terms and 3 price lists cover it, you may not need an app.
2. List the storefront jobs native can’t do: quote requests, bulk ordering across the catalog, hiding prices, cart minimums. That’s your app shortlist.
3. Check who the rules must reach. Tag-based targeting (BTB, Wholesale Helper, BSS B2B) avoids creating Company records for every buyer.
4. Price the whole stack. One suite often costs less than three single-purpose apps.
5. Trial on a real account. Tag a test customer, place an order, and confirm prices, minimums and gating behave on every page.