Is there a way to add tiers of product prices for specific membership groups on an ecommerce website in Webflow?

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September 22, 2023

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Yes, there is a way to add tiers of product prices for specific membership groups on an ecommerce website in Webflow. Here's how you can achieve this:

Create Membership Groups:

In your Webflow Editor, go to the Membership tab.
Click on "Add a new member group" and name it according to the tier you want to create (e.g., Basic, Premium, Pro).
Customize the access settings for each group, such as member pages, content, and categories they can access.

Set Up Pricing:

Go to the Ecommerce tab in the Webflow Editor.
Select the product you want to set up tiered pricing for.
Under the Pricing section, click on "Add a new price" for each membership group.
Set a specific price for each member group.
Repeat this step for all tiers and membership groups.

Display Correct Prices:

Drag and drop the Product Detail component onto your product template.
Select the product you want to display the prices for.
Under the Pricing section, add a text element and bind it to the dynamic field "product price."

Restrictions and Visibility:

To restrict non-members from seeing tiered prices, you can use conditional visibility settings.
Select the price element and click on the visibility settings.
Set the visibility to "Only when current membership group is (specific group name)."

Customizations:

If you want to customize the design for each membership tier, you can duplicate the product template and assign different styles for each tier.
To do this, duplicate the product template and set the visibility settings to show the template only for specific membership groups.
Customize each template’s styles to reflect the design you want for that tier.

By following these steps, you can create tiers of product prices for specific membership groups on an ecommerce website in Webflow. This allows you to offer different pricing options and benefits to each tier, catering to your various membership groups.

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