# Buy more save more template for tiered case discounts > Buy more save more template with a rising bar-chart cover, case-count tiers from 10% to 25%, a tier-jump promo and worked price examples. Start for free. - Template: Buy More Save More (Campaign template) - Web page: https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/buy-more-save-more - Designed pages: 15 - Cover designs: 3 - Best season: Any time - Outputs: PDF + flipbook - Made for: Wholesale buyers and trade accounts - Fonts: Libre Franklin - Paper: A4, Letter or A5 · portrait or landscape - Output: Print PDF up to 300 DPI (CMYK, bleed) · online flipbook - Use it: https://www.easycatalog.com/app/register?template=c_buy_more_save_more (free plan available; all templates are included on every plan) - Shopify app: https://apps.shopify.com/easy-catalogs ## About this template This buy more save more template draws the deal as a chart. Four bars rise from 10% to 25% across the front cover, shading from pale orange through amber to navy, with an arrow climbing past them. BUY MORE sits in navy and SAVE MORE in orange, both in heavy Libre Franklin on a warm off-white page. Inside, photos of stacked plates, stoneware mugs and linen fill the drinkware divider, featured product and tier page, and a navy promo page carries a bonus code. Use it when you would rather reward basket size than cut list prices. The sample copy, for a fictional homeware wholesaler, counts every case toward the tier, so buyers can mix mugs, towels and storage jars freely. Import your range from Shopify or a CSV and each product shows its SKU, case pack and starter-tier price. The wholesale flipbook adds tiered volume pricing with up to three tiers, a minimum order value and order multiples. ## Best for - Homeware and tableware wholesalers rewarding bigger case orders - Suppliers who prefer tiered discounts to cutting list prices - Mix-and-match ranges where every case counts toward one tier - Monthly promotions that lift the average order size - Kitchen and gift shops stocking up before a busy season ## Pages in this template **3 cover designs**: Front cover, Cover · band, Cover · poster **12 campaign pages**: Welcome / About, Collection Divider, Featured Product, Best Sellers, Promo / Sale, Event / Launch, Size / Spec Guide, How to Order, Notes / Terms, Contact / Info, Framed Blank, Back Cover **Product pages**: 3 × 3 grid — products are imported from Shopify, CSV, WooCommerce or a product feed and fill these layouts automatically. ## Highlights ### Bar-chart cover that explains the tiers (Front cover page) Four rising bars show 10%, 15%, 20% and 25% off with the case counts that unlock them, so a buyer understands the offer before turning a page. Edit the figures and bar labels to match your own steps. ### Poster cover with what each tier costs (Cover · poster page) The navy poster version lists what a $480 order actually costs at each tier, from $432 down to $360, with the promotion's dates at the foot. Concrete prices persuade more than percentages, and the layout works as a counter card or a trade-show sign. ### Tier table with a worked example (Size / Spec Guide page) The tier page repeats the steps as a table of cases in the order, discount and an example on $480, with notes that tiers count every line in the order and that freight is free over $1,000. ### Tier-jump promo (Promo / Sale page) A code moves a buyer one tier higher on their first order of the month, shown in a cream starburst on navy under a strip of all four steps. Use it to pull reorders forward or to nudge buyers sitting just below a threshold. ## How to set up buy more, save more tiers that work 1. **Keep tiers few and easy to count** — Three or four steps are enough. Base them on something buyers count without a calculator, such as cases or order value, and space them so the next step is reachable: a buyer at four cases should see that one more case moves them up. 2. **Count across the whole order** — Let every case count toward the tier, whatever the line. Mix-and-match tiers feel fair to smaller shops and encourage them to try new products, instead of ordering ten cases of one mug just to hit a threshold. 3. **Show the money, not only the percentage** — A worked example of what a typical order costs at each tier helps a buyer justify a bigger order to the owner. Use a realistic order value from your own sales data, and state whether prices exclude tax and freight. 4. **Check your margin at the top tier** — Model the deepest tier with freight included before you publish. If 25% off plus free delivery leaves too little, lower the top step or raise its threshold. Withdrawing a tier mid-season costs more goodwill than starting with a modest one. ## How it works 1. **Pick this template** — Open Buy More Save More in EasyCatalog and choose the cover and the pages you want — every page is optional and editable. 2. **Add your products** — Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically. 3. **Download or share** — Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form. ## FAQ ### Can the wholesale flipbook apply the tiers automatically? Partly. The flipbook order form supports tiered volume pricing with up to three tiers, plus minimum, multiple and maximum quantities and a minimum order value. The sample tier table has four steps and is editable text, so either merge two steps or keep the fourth as a note you apply on the invoice. ### What pages are in the Buy More Save More template? Fifteen: a bar-chart front cover, a band cover and a poster cover with prices per tier, a note for stockists, a drinkware collection divider, deal of the season, best sellers, a tier-jump promo, a dates calendar, a tier table, how to order, terms and tiers, a trade desk contact page, a notes page and a back cover. ### What is a buy more, save more promotion? It is a tiered discount: the more a customer buys, the bigger the percentage off, for example 10% off two cases rising to 25% off twenty. Retailers use it to lift basket size; wholesalers use it to move buyers from small top-up orders to stocking a fuller range. ### Is tiered pricing better than a flat discount for wholesale? It often fits better, because it rewards the behavior you want: larger, less frequent orders that cost less to pick and ship. A flat discount gives the same cut to a buyer ordering a single case. Flat offers are simpler, so many suppliers use them for short campaigns and tiers for ongoing programs. ## Design details - Colors: #fbfaf5, #14213d, #fca311, #fcebc9, #14213d, #5e6680 - Fonts: Libre Franklin ## Related templates - [Mega Sale](https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/mega-sale) — Campaign template - [Special Offer](https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/special-offer) — Campaign template - [Up to 30% Off](https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/up-to-30-off) — Campaign template - [Wholesale / B2B](https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/wholesale-b2b) — Design kit - [Bold Retail](https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/bold-retail) — Classic template set - [Wholesale & B2B](https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/wholesale-b2b-classic) — Classic template set --- All catalog templates: https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates · Site summary for AI tools: https://www.easycatalog.com/llms.txt · Updated 2026-10-13