Configure Lock Page & Hide Price Rules

Open BMT B2B Wholesale Pricing and navigate to Page Locks.

• Open your Shopify admin and go to BMT B2B Wholesale Pricing app
• Select Page Locks from the app navigation

Click Page Locks to open the rule configuration dashboard.

• The dashboard lists your page lock rules and their current status
• You can create, edit, duplicate, delete, or switch rules on and off here

Select the Add Page Lock call-to-action on the dashboard.

• If this is your first rule, select Add page lock rule
• The setup screen opens with all available configuration sections

Make sure the BMT app embed is switched on so page lock rules can appear on your storefront.

• Use Go to App Embeds from the Page Locks dashboard
• Turn on the BMT B2B app embed in your active theme and save the theme settings
• Return to Page Locks after the embed is enabled

Select Add Page Lock to begin configuring the new rule.

• The Set up lock rule screen opens
• Complete each section before saving the rule

Enter a clear rule name and assign its priority.

• Use a descriptive name, such as 'Sample' or 'Wholesale Catalogue Lock'
• Set the priority; a lower number has higher priority
• Rules are evaluated in ascending priority order

Select which storefront content this rule should restrict.

• Whole website — lock every storefront page
• Specific products — choose individual products
• Specific collections — lock everything inside selected collections
• Specific pages or URLs — target selected pages or matching paths, including wildcards
• Blogs — lock blog articles and listings

For a whole-site lock, choose whether visitors can browse until checkout or access the home page.

• Allow access till checkout lets visitors browse and applies the restriction when they try to check out
• Allow home page access keeps the home page open while the rest of the selected content remains protected
• Use exclusions when certain URLs, products, or collections should remain public

Additional controls appear when you select products, collections, pages, URLs, or blogs.

• Browse and select the exact products or collections to protect
• For selected products, choose whether to hide them from storefront listings and recommendations
• Add excluded products or collections that must stay open even when the broader rule matches
• Choose the options that fit your storefront access requirements

For the whole-website example, configure the available access and exclusion settings.

• Enable Allow access till checkout or Allow home page access only if needed
• Add excluded URLs, products, or collections that everyone should still be able to open
• Review your choices before moving to the customer condition

Set the condition that determines which visitors can view the locked content.

• All customers — everyone can view the content except customers included in your exclusions
• Logged-in customers — anyone with a customer account can view the content
• Specific customer tags — only customers carrying an allowed tag get access
• Passcode — visitors enter a shared code to unlock the content
• Use excluded customer tags or specific customer exclusions when required

Decide what visitors see when they do not have permission to access the content.

• Redirect to Login sends the visitor to /account/login or another store path you provide
• Show Modal displays a configurable login and registration prompt
• Hide Elements removes selected storefront elements, such as prices and Add to Cart controls
• The document's example uses Show Modal

Customize the modal that restricted visitors see.

• Enter a modal title, such as 'Restricted Content'
• Add a message explaining that the visitor must log in to view the content
• Set the login button text and destination
• Set the registration button text and registration page URL
• First-time visitors see both Login and Register; logged-in visitors without access see only Register

Click Save to create the rule with your selected resources, conditions, and action.

• Review the rule name, priority, targeting, exclusions, condition, and denied-access action
• Click Save to create the page lock
• Return to the Page Locks dashboard after the rule is saved

Check that the new page lock appears in the list and its status is switched on.

• Confirm the correct name, priority, resource type, and condition appear in the list
• Make sure the status is Active
• Use the dashboard actions later to edit, duplicate, or delete the rule

Visit the storefront while logged in as a customer who meets the rule condition.

• Open the storefront and navigate through the content covered by the rule
• A qualifying logged-in customer should be able to access the content normally
• Confirm that allowed pages and products open without the restriction prompt

Log out and visit a locked page to confirm the denied-access experience.

• Open the storefront as a logged-out visitor or in a private browser window
• Attempt to open content covered by the rule
• Confirm that the configured redirect, modal, or hidden elements appear
• For the modal example, verify both Login and Register actions

Test additional protected pages or products to make sure the rule works consistently.

• Try another selected product, page, catalogue area, URL, or blog
• Confirm exclusions remain available to visitors who would otherwise be restricted
• Repeat the test for each customer condition your store uses