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Yep. You need to buy a lot of parts though; we bought 100k/year from napa, which was the smallest account we maintained. The discount varies with how much your
by zrobotics 5y ago
Yep. You need to buy a lot of parts though; we bought 100k/year from napa, which was the smallest account we maintained. The discount varies with how much your shop buys and how good you are at negotiating. Not sure why you have "commercial account" in quotes, wholesale pricing for business customers is available at lots of businesses. Your grocery store likely offers this exact same thing, commercial terms for businesses aren't exactly a secret.
- brewtide 5y agoJust to add to your example list, as I house painter, I pay perhaps 50% of what the major paint brands/retailers will charge out on the shelf for most of the products that I buy. I don't have to throw crazy 'volume' at them, but honestly, I'm sure any painter buys substantially more paint in a year than any homeowner. They provide tiered pricing -- If I tend to buy a lot of xyz, then I get better pricing on it, etc. Being a reasonable folk, I only mark up a handful of % off my price -- I hunch many in my industry do a similar markup off retail. Pricing is a very strange world.