Feature
Pricing rules: multipliers and compare-at prices
Apply a margin to supplier prices with a price multiplier, show strikethrough prices with a compare-at multiplier and control tax settings, all per feed.
- Price multiplier per feed
- Compare-at multiplier for strikethrough pricing
- Compare-at only shown when higher than the price
- Taxable on or off per feed
Margin without spreadsheets
Supplier feeds carry wholesale or recommended prices, rarely the price you want to sell at. Instead of editing prices after every import, set a multiplier once per feed. The app applies it every time it touches a price, including the scheduled sync, so your margin follows the supplier's changes automatically.
Compare-at prices that make sense
Shopify shows a compare-at price as a strikethrough next to the selling price. The app writes one only when it is actually higher than the selling price, rounded to two decimals, so you never see a "discount" that is smaller than the price itself.
Per-feed settings
Because every feed has its own multipliers and tax flag, a store can combine a domestic supplier priced with VAT and an EU wholesaler priced net, each with the right rules.
Custom price policies
Some merchants need more than a multiplier: tiered margins by price band, a fixed handling fee, psychological rounding or supplier-specific rules. These are implemented as price policies on your feed's profile. Describe the rule to support and it is applied on every run.
Frequently asked questions
How does the price multiplier work?
Every price read from the feed is multiplied by the value you set before it is written to Shopify. A feed price of 100 with a multiplier of 1.4 becomes 140. The multiplier is applied on the first import and on every sync, so a supplier price change keeps your margin.
What is the compare-at multiplier?
It builds the crossed-out price shown next to the selling price. With a price multiplier of 1.4 and a compare-at multiplier of 1.8 a supplier price of 100 shows as 140 with 180 struck through. If the feed already carries an old price, that value is used instead.
Can I round prices to .99?
Rounding rules such as ending prices in .90 or .99 and adding a fixed amount are available as custom price policies configured by our team for your feed.
Can I convert currencies?
Not automatically. Feeds in another currency are usually handled with a multiplier that includes the exchange rate; contact us if you need a rate that updates itself.