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How much do juice company's charge per bottle for bulk?
submitted about 10 years ago by 7ate9twice

That's it. (Edit: thank you guys alot, I now know I'm probably gonna bulk at $4.25)

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by abdadaabout 10 years ago

You mean, if a B&M buys wholesale?

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by 7ate9twiceabout 10 years ago

Yes

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by abdadaabout 10 years ago

B&Ms strive for 40-60% markups on the net cost of each bottle.

Variance is based on MOQ and possibly restock minimums.

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by 7ate9twiceabout 10 years ago

Well, I'm asking because a vapeshop said they would buy my juice, but that the price of $5.50 a bottle was too high. And I was curious as to why they would say that. The way I look at it, they're gonna sell it at around $9.50-$10.00 and are more like 80% markup

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by ElvinFrishabout 10 years ago

4 - 6 dollars for 15ml bottles and 8 - 11 dollars for 30ml bottles is pretty standard depending on the brand.

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by bae666about 10 years ago

Create your own website and sell it for retail your self you can also have wholesale applications on the site too. You will net way more selling directly to your customers, personally I'd do both. Create a company Reddit account and be active on social media so you can obtain new clientele.

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by JELLYSICKLE575about 10 years ago

Here is Space Jams pricing. They also require a minimum order of $1,000 for your first order, and then order as needed after that.

"Wholesale & MSRP pricing is as follows:

Space Jam & Clouds Of Hope:

15ml bottles=$6 30ml bottles=$11

Mystique & Black Reserve:

30ml bottles=$13

Black Reserve: Available in late Summer

15ml bottles=$7.50

We ask for 100% market up which would make MSRP in your stores:

Space Jam & Clouds Of Hope:

15ml bottles=$11.99 30ml bottles=$21.99

Black Reserve:

15ml bottles=$14.99

Mystique & Black Reserve:

30ml bottles=$25.99"

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by seabterryabout 10 years ago

Popular seller here sells their 30ml bottles for $10 with a minimum order of 30 bottles to the shops.

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by Live_Ore_Dieabout 10 years ago

Fuck, livin' the life ey?

I WISH I could land a deal like that around my town, they usually ask me to be around $6/30ml.

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by seabterryabout 10 years ago

Personally, I ask for $8 per 30ml since I sell them for $15. I also use the 30 bottle minimum as well.

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by 405Kingabout 10 years ago

Every B&M is different. But we always shoot for about 100% profit. So say we pay $9 a bottle, we sell it for $18. I see a lot of shops push towards 150% though. It depends what they like to sell their juice for, how much your going to get.

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by JELLYSICKLE575about 10 years ago

Me personally. I sell at retail on my website. If a shop wants to sell my juice then I have a contract that states that they sell at 100% markup.

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by hectomanerabout 10 years ago

Normal wholesale (meaning non distributor) price ranges from $6.50-$12 a bottle for the majority of brands

edit: for 30ml

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by Botboy141about 10 years agoGunner's Gold Gourmet E-Juice

This. Suicide Bunny for example markets @ $12.00 for 30ml and $7.00 for 15ml wholesale pricing to B&M's.

I broke into the wholesale market comfortably @ 6.50-7.50 per 30ml, adequate mark up for me (150% profit margin) with quantity discounts for shops based on order size. My juice is also well regarded as a premium brand wit generic pricing, shops can offer my juice for re-sale at a lower price than suicide bunny (more sales for them and me) and still make more $$$ per bottle.

This encourages them to carry more than just 4 of my flavors as they receive discount pricing on larger orders.

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by defnot_hedonismbotabout 10 years ago

All hail botboy!

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by avgjoegeekabout 10 years ago

A big name brand charges around $8.00 per 15ml. MSRP is $13.

Established brands can charge more.

If your trying to break into a B&M? Try to go with a first order discount then work with them on a base price for future orders. If it performs well, they will re order and pay your price.

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by Bespiniteabout 10 years ago

Wholesale is usually $5-6, I've never heard $8 for a 15ml. If anything, the bigger companies charge lower prices because they can move more volume.

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by meanrockSDabout 10 years ago

Seconded, this is more accurate.

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by Vapespinabout 10 years ago

What are the norms for 30ml. I am assuming you mean 5-6$ for 15ml?

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by atomicxblueabout 10 years ago

The B&M where I used to work had juice reps coming in all the time offering their juices in the neighborhood of $10-20 wholesale. I didn't think those were good enough wholesale prices.

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by PatrickJamesYuabout 10 years ago

Can depend on a lot

Shops will justify the price by the Juice Company's marketability, brand establishment, online presence, visual presence, possibly media content, and flavor/quality.

$4 for a good juice, with marketability, 15ml, is not a bad price for you assuming you're doing it right and keeping costs low and quality high, if they're your first shop. Do it, grandfather them in, honor that price for life, (unless FDA taxes hit, and other stuff)

Assuming they have a presence in the vaping industry within the area or the world, take advantage of their marketing but grandfathering them in now.

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by faganistyabout 10 years ago

My distribution company charges $6 and $11 for established brands with tiered pricing.

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by OpiumPhroggabout 10 years ago

I know from talking with one of the employees at a local B&M, Cuttwood requires that they sell Boss Reserve for at least 23 or 24.99 (I can't remember exactly) per 30ml as part of their contract or sales agreement. He did not tell me what they purchase it in bulk for (or if they do). Once I heard that I just assumed all "premium" lines did this.

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by redbicabout 10 years ago

Tons of companies require a MAP. That doesn't really touch on his question though.

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by RathkampDrumsabout 10 years ago

Companies.

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by 7ate9twiceabout 10 years ago

K

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