Contextual pricing is a pricing approach where the price shown to a customer changes based on context, such as customer type, company account, location, market, currency, or negotiated B2B agreements. It helps merchants provide relevant pricing experiences for different buyers.

Yes. Shopify B2B checkout can be customized using Shopify Plus features, apps, and extensions to support business-specific needs such as custom fields, payment methods, company information, approval workflows, and tailored checkout experiences.

Yes. Orders can be submitted as drafts in Shopify B2B, allowing merchants or customers to create orders that require review, approval, changes, or payment completion before they become final orders. Draft orders are useful for negotiated pricing, custom orders, and B2B purchasing workflows.

Price locking is a feature that allows merchants to set and maintain a fixed price for specific B2B customers, companies, or catalogs for a defined period, ensuring that negotiated pricing remains consistent even if regular product prices change.

One-time shipping addresses are temporary delivery addresses that B2B customers can use for a specific order without saving them permanently to their company profile. They allow businesses to ship orders to locations such as job sites, temporary offices, or customer addresses when needed.