Trade Professional Program

Trade pricing varies by product because discount depth is set on a product-by-product basis with our partner brands. Once you're approved, every product page on Lighting Pro Plus displays your trade price upfront. No need to request a quote for standard SKUs. For larger orders or specific project requirements, your dedicated account rep can put together a custom project-based quote. Trade discounts are kept hidden from non-trade visitors, so you can confidently mark up fixtures in your bids without B2C customers finding the same product cheaper on our site.

No. The Lighting Pro Plus Trade Professional Program is completely free to join. There's no annual membership fee, no application fee, no minimum order requirements, and no annual purchase thresholds you need to maintain to keep your trade status. Place a single $200 order or a $20,000 commercial project order. Either way, your trade pricing stays active. There's no penalty for slow months when you're between projects.

Once you're approved, you'll be assigned a named account rep, not a shared support inbox or a rotating ticket queue. Your rep has a direct phone line and email address, with text support available on request. They handle trade quotes, photometric lighting layouts for larger projects, and technical questions on dimmer compatibility, IP ratings, wattage selection, and fixture substitutions. They keep your project history and typical specs on file, so you're not re-explaining your business on every call.

Yes. You can browse the full Lighting Pro Plus catalog and place orders at standard pricing while your trade application is under review. Trade pricing activates on your account the moment you're approved, usually within 1 business day. If you placed a standard-pricing order shortly before being approved and the trade discount is significant, contact your new account rep about adjusting the pricing on pending orders that haven't shipped yet.

Trade pricing applies to most of the Lighting Pro Plus catalog. A small number of partner-brand products may have manufacturer-restricted pricing or MAP (Minimum Advertised Price) requirements that limit the discount we can offer on those specific items. Those exceptions are flagged directly on the product page so there are no surprises at checkout. If you're not sure whether a specific fixture qualifies for trade pricing, your account rep can confirm before you place the order.