Checkout AI: B2B Checkout

Set minimum order amounts, order limits, and case-pack quantities. Hide or rename payment and delivery options for wholesale buyers. Built visually or drafted by AI — no code, and nothing third-party sitting in the checkout path.

Consumer checkout assumes a shopper spending their own money, deciding alone, paying immediately. Wholesale breaks all three assumptions — and Shopify’s default checkout has no opinion about any of it.

B2B Checkout is where a merchant puts the rules they already follow in a spreadsheet or in their head, and has them actually enforced at the moment of purchase rather than corrected afterwards by hand-editing the order.

The design constraint that shaped it: validation must not be able to take your checkout down. Rules run in Shopify Functions, inside Shopify’s own infrastructure. There is no third-party endpoint in the checkout path that can time out, rate-limit, or go dark at the worst possible moment.

What it does

Minimums and order limits

Require a minimum order value or quantity before a wholesale buyer can complete checkout, and cap orders where you need to.

Case-pack quantities

Require items to be ordered in multiples, so a buyer cannot check out with a broken case.

Payment and delivery rules

Hide or rename payment methods and delivery options for the buyers who should not see them.

Drafted by AI, or built by hand

Describe the rule in a sentence and let the app write it, or build it step by step yourself. Either way you see it before it goes live.

Runs in Shopify Functions

Validation runs inside Shopify, not on a third-party endpoint in your checkout path. Nothing external to time out mid-purchase.

No code, no theme changes

Nothing to edit in your theme and nothing to deploy.