B2B & international
The right terms. For each customer and market.
Work with business accounts, price lists and quotes. Set up languages, currencies and market prices for the countries you want to sell in.
Company accounts · Price lists · Quotes · Markets
Business terms and local choices together.
Use a company account for an agreement with a business customer and a market for countries, languages, currency and range. A German business customer may use both. Check the customer and market together, not just each setting separately.
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Work with company accounts and price lists.
Link a company account to the appropriate price list. Use fixed variant prices or a percentage adjustment and check which products the buyer may see. Payment terms are a separate agreement, not automatic with every business price.
Define your offer for each market.
A market defines countries, languages, currency and assortment for a region. Set market prices and shipping coverage, and check translated content separately. Adding a language does not automatically translate product text.
Regular business customers
Create company accounts and attach your pricing agreements. Keep terms together for subsequent orders.
Prepare a quote
Prepare a quote for a business enquiry. Agree on pricing and payment terms before the customer completes the order.
Open a new market
Set up language, currency and pricing for the countries you serve. Check the catalogue and shipping coverage too.
One catalogue, with terms that fit each customer and market.
How to set it up
Set up your customers
Start with one company account. Write down the products, prices and payment terms agreed with that customer. Use this list to check the setup and test the buying journey.
Set up pricing
Example: agree a fixed price for one mug variant. Check it as the business buyer on the product page and in the cart. Try another quantity or market too. The result should match the agreement; price lists, market prices and discounts can affect one another.
Create your markets
Start with one destination country. Choose its language and currency, add product translations and check any market prices. Use a delivery address in that country to confirm checkout offers a usable shipping rate and shows the intended currency.
Check the shopping journey
Complete a test order as the intended business buyer. Compare the product price, discount, tax display, shipping and currency with the saved order. Check the offered payment terms too. Go live only when the result is correct; market settings do not replace your tax obligations.
Market pricing down to each variant.
Enter a specific price for the variant and market in the market currency. Without an override, the calculated price follows the applicable pricing rules. Check linked price lists too; they can affect the final price.
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MicroCart costs €39.95 per store per month, excluding VAT. All MicroCart apps and B2B are included. Try the complete package free for 14 days, no credit card required. Then decide whether to continue with MicroCart.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I give business customers their own prices?
Yes. Use company accounts and price lists to define business pricing. Check which products and variants each agreement covers.
Does Microcart support quotes and payment terms?
Yes, you can record quotes and payment terms. Paying on account requires a company account with deferred terms, an active invoice method and sufficient credit capacity. Check these settings; not every business buyer automatically gets credit terms.
Can a market have its own languages and currency?
Yes. Choose the market’s languages and currency and check translations. Conversion uses an available current exchange rate; if it is missing or stale, prices can appear in the base currency. Check both product pricing and checkout.
Can I set a market price for each variant?
Yes. Enter a price for each variant and market in product admin. Without a specific override, the calculated price applies.