Shopify B2B Ecommerce
Development
Shopify's B2B tools give you company accounts, custom pricing, and net payment terms out of the box, but a working wholesale operation still depends on how those tools are configured, integrated, and adapted to your actual sales process. CodeVibez provides Shopify B2B development services that turn Shopify's native B2B toolkit into a storefront and back-office workflow that matches how your business actually sells.
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Why Choose CodeVibez for Shopify B2B Development?

Why Choose CodeVibez for Shopify B2B Development?

Configuration and Development, Not Just Toggles
Turning on Shopify's B2B features is only the starting point. We configure company accounts, catalogs, and pricing to match your actual customer structure, and build custom functionality where the native toolkit doesn't cover your specific workflow.
Accurate About What Your Plan Supports
Shopify's B2B capabilities differ meaningfully between standard plans and Shopify Plus. We confirm what's available on your current plan before recommending an upgrade you may not need.
Integration-Aware From the Start
B2B stores rarely run in isolation. We review your existing ERP, CRM, or accounting systems early, since these connections often shape the technical approach more than the storefront itself.
Built on Real Shopify B2B Development Experience
Our Shopify developers work directly with Shopify's company account structure, catalog and pricing tools, and checkout customization options, rather than defaulting to third-party apps for functionality Shopify already supports natively.

How Shopify B2B Development Works

B2B Requirements Review
We review your current wholesale process, customer and pricing structure, and any systems (ERP, CRM) that need to connect to your Shopify store.
Plan and Feature Mapping
We confirm which of your requirements are covered by Shopify's native B2B tools on your current plan, and which would require Shopify Plus, an app, or custom development.
Store and Company Account Setup
Company accounts, locations, buyer roles, catalogs, and pricing are configured to match your actual customer base, not a generic template.
Custom Development Where Needed
Business-specific workflows, custom checkout logic, or storefront functionality outside Shopify's native toolkit are built using Shopify Functions, theme customization, or app development.
Integration Setup
ERP, CRM, or accounting connections are configured or built to keep pricing, inventory, and order data in sync with your existing systems.
Testing and Launch
Company account access, pricing visibility, bulk ordering, and checkout are tested from a real buyer's perspective before launch.

What Shopify's Native B2B Features Cover

As of Shopify's April 2026 platform update, core B2B functionality is available on all paid Shopify plans, not just Shopify Plus. This includes:
Company accounts
with multiple buyers and locations under a single business account.
Custom catalogs and pricing
including company-specific and quantity-based pricing, with up to 3 active catalog assignments on standard plans.
Net payment terms
so business customers can order and pay on agreed terms rather than at checkout.
A self-serve buyer portal
where customers can reorder, review order history, and manage shipping details.
For many businesses with a straightforward wholesale structure, this native functionality covers a meaningful share of what's needed without requiring Shopify Plus.

Where Shopify Plus Adds B2B Capability

Certain B2B functionality remains specific to Shopify Plus:
Unlimited catalogs
and direct assignment of catalogs to individual companies and locations, rather than the 3-catalog limit on standard plans.
Deposits and partial payments
useful for custom orders, large orders, or businesses that need flexible payment collection.
Checkout customization
since Shopify's checkout is only editable through Checkout Extensibility on Plus, relevant if you need custom logic like credit limit checks or conditional payment terms.
Higher scale support
generally relevant once you're managing several hundred wholesale accounts or more complex catalog segmentation.
Whether Plus is worth it depends on your specific requirements rather than being a default recommendation. If your business runs a limited number of pricing tiers and doesn't need custom checkout logic, standard Shopify plans may already cover what you need. We'll help you confirm which side of that line your business falls on.

Wholesale Storefront and Catalog Development

Wholesale and Bulk Ordering Experiences
Quick-order forms, quantity-based purchasing, and reorder workflows built around how business customers actually shop, which tends to look different from a typical D2C browsing experience.
Company-Specific Pricing and Catalogs
Pricing and product visibility configured by customer or company, so buyers only see products and prices relevant to their account.
Minimum Order and Quantity Rules
Minimum order values or quantities set where your business requires them, configured within what Shopify's B2B tools and available apps support.
B2B Storefront Design
Navigation, product pages, and collection pages adapted for a business buying process rather than a typical retail browsing experience, built within your existing Shopify theme or as part of a broader redesign.

Custom B2B Functionality and Integrations

Not every B2B requirement fits neatly into Shopify's native toolkit. Where that's the case, we help with:
Custom checkout logic
on Shopify Plus, such as credit limit checks or conditional payment terms, built through checkout customization.
Custom ordering interfaces
quote request forms, or business-specific purchasing workflows.
ERP and CRM integrations
connecting systems like SAP, NetSuite, or Dynamics to keep inventory, pricing, and order data synchronized.
Custom storefront sections and functionality
built using Shopify's theme framework and APIs.
Not every custom requirement is technically straightforward, and some depend on what your other systems can expose through their own APIs. We confirm feasibility before development starts rather than assuming everything is buildable within a fixed timeline.

Shopify Merchants We Support

We've built and customized B2B and wholesale functionality for growing and enterprise Shopify and Shopify Plus merchants, including manufacturers, distributors, and wholesale businesses across D2C, B2B, and combined operations

The CodeVibez Track Record

1,000+ Shopify Stores Supported
across D2C, B2B, and Wholesale merchants.
500+Five-Star Reviews
verified across Shopify, Google, and Trustpilot.
Shopify Certified Partner
with recognized Shopify Plus Partner status.
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FAQs

Shopify B2B development is the work of configuring and customizing Shopify's B2B tools, company accounts, pricing, catalogs, and payment terms, and building any additional functionality needed to support a business's specific wholesale process.

Yes. Shopify includes native B2B features (company accounts, custom pricing, net payment terms, a self-serve buyer portal) available on all paid plans as of Shopify's April 2026 update, with additional capability on Shopify Plus

Yes. Company-specific and quantity-based pricing can be set up through catalogs, with standard plans supporting up to 3 active catalog assignments and Shopify Plus supporting unlimited catalogs with direct company and location assignment.

Not necessarily. Many businesses with a straightforward pricing structure and no need for custom checkout logic can run B2B operations on standard Shopify plans. Shopify Plus becomes more relevant for larger catalogs, deposits or partial payments, checkout customization, and higher account volumes.

Yes. Shopify's company accounts support multiple buyers and locations under a single business account, with buyer roles and a self-serve portal for reordering and order history.

Yes, through quick-order and quantity-based purchasing functionality, which can be configured natively or extended with custom development depending on how specific your requirements are.

In most cases, yes, through Shopify's APIs or available integration apps, though the specific approach depends on your ERP system and what data needs to stay synchronized.

Yes, using Shopify's theme framework, Shopify Functions, and APIs. On Shopify Plus, checkout-level customization is also possible through Checkout Extensibility. Not every custom requirement is guaranteed to be technically straightforward, and feasibility is confirmed before development starts.

Timelines depend on how much of your requirement is covered by Shopify's native B2B tools versus how much needs custom development or integration work. A standard company account and pricing setup takes considerably less time than a project involving ERP integration and custom checkout logic.